Titlebook: Infantry Combat Medics in Europe, 1944-45; Tracy Shilcutt Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013 Eu

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al culture of isolation and acceptance. This groundbreaking work examines training and combat experiences of soldiers working in Battalion Aid Stations and those who went as aid men to the line companies.978-1-137-34769-5

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Company Aid Men, under fire translated for the aid man into a pronounced disconnect, both physically and emotionally from those around him. Remote from the BAS medics, yet bearing no weapon like his infantry fellows, the aid man labored alone, the most isolated of all combat soldiers.

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Introduction,edics including Battalion Aid Station, “medic,” “combat medic,” and “aid man.” Further, it describes the multi-tiered evacuation system used by the infantry in European campaigns of 1944–45. The introduction provides a note on sources, including questionnaires prepared by the author.

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Day-to-Day Health,en as the fighting continued. And while American troops always remained the primary focus, medics at times assisted both German combatants and civilians. Combat medics uniquely and effectively met an unexpected, broad spectrum of health care needs.

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Introduction,orld War I personnel shortages and medical evacuation procedures. The introduction defines key words used in the study on World War II first echelon medics including Battalion Aid Station, “medic,” “combat medic,” and “aid man.” Further, it describes the multi-tiered evacuation system used by the in

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Chalkboard Training,uld have alerted World War II planners to possible medical and evacuation problems, but medical soldier training regimens from 1920 to 39 reveal that the Army continued to marginalize Medical Department combat preparedness. Instead, the Army designed training programs to forge a standardized medical