Military medics train to keep casualties alive until evacuation. In the next war, that could take days, or even weeks.

Fonte: Business Insider

Military medics and trauma teams are training for a potential battlefield where they must care for wounded teammates for weeks before they can be evacuated. Spc. Edgar Martinez/US ArmyMilitary medics are training for a future war where fast casualty evacuation is no longer a reality.

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