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What new invention was being used to evacuate injured soldiers from the battlefield during the Korean War?
Although helicopters had been invented prior to the Korean War; helicopters were widely used for the first time during the Korean War.
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How many american soldiers have been injured in afghanistan?
1,000,246,2156,153,173
How many soldiers were injured in the US Civil War?
Approximately 412,000.
How did women help in World War I?
They helped by nursing the injured soldiers.
Did women train soldiers in Revolutionary War?
the woman came to care for the solders if they had gotten injured.
How many Australian soldiers were injured in the Vietnam war?
Over 3,000 Australian Servicemen wounded in Vietnam.
What was the x-ray used for during World War 1?
During World War I, X-rays were primarily used for locating bullets and shrapnel in wounded soldiers, thereby aiding in their medical treatment. X-rays also helped diagnose fractures and internal injuries quickly, which was crucial for the immediate care of injured soldiers on the battlefield.
When do you use the clothes drag to evacuate an area?
When someone is unconscious and you suspect they may be injured.
Move an injured person only if?
Move an injured person only if the scene becomes unsafe. Wait for the emergency personnel to evacuate the victim.
What did Bessie blount do?
She was an African-American woman who worked as a physical therapist; she was also an inventor, and her expertise was in helping injured soldiers. She developed an invention that allowed amputees to be able to feed themselves.
Why was Clara Barton know as the angel of the battlefield during the US Civil war?
Clara Barton is called the angel of the battlefield for many different reasons. She helped soldiers at the front line of battle. She also wrote letters to the family and friends of injured or sick soldiers informing them on their loved one's condition. Clara was also the first one to go to the front lines because she was brave and was not afraid to help others, even if it meant putting her own life on the line. In this way she was like an angel to the soldiers, on the battlefield and off.
What year did Bessie Blount invent her invention?
Bessie Blount, was a physical therapist who worked with soldiers injured in W.W.II. Her war service inspired her to patent a device, in 1951, that allowed amputees to feed themselves.
What percent of soldiers were injured in Vietnam?
37%
What are the priorities after a volcanic eruption?
Calculate how many are dead, and how many are injured. Then evacuate anyone from nearby towns near the volcano
How many Anzac soldiers were injured?
Australian figures were 13,855 wounded or missing, although some sources say as many as 26,000 were injured. New Zealand figures indicate that about 7,000 ANZAC soldiers were injured.
Who cared for injured soldiers during the civil war?
Hitla
How many american soldiers have been injured in afghanistan?
1,000,246,2156,153,173
Where did Prince Harry go on a trek with injured soldiers?
Alfganistan
