Hospitals combat support

Includes resuscitation, initial wound surgery, postoperative care, and more advanced ancillary services. This may also include restoration of functional health (definitive care). Highest level treatment capability Army combat support hospitals, Navy and USMC fleet hospitals, and USAF EMEDS +25. 

Includes rehabilitative and recovery therapy for those who may return to duty if convalescence from injury does not exceed the established theater evacuation policy. This level of care is becoming less prevalent in contemporary warfare and battlefield patient management. Highest level treatment capability Army field hospitals, general hospitals, and combat support hospital echelon above corps. 

UA (0249), LIN (M23673), 6545-01-141-9469. The Medical Equipment Set (MES) Chemical Agent Patient Treatment contains supplies and equipment required to provide unit, division, and corps level medical treatment to thirty contaminated casualties suffering from nerve, blood and blister agents. The basis of issue is two per battalion aid station/treatment squad, one per treatment team, and five per Combat Support Hospital. The weight is 247.99 lbs and cube is... 

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), in collaboration with the US Department of Defense (DOD), continues to support the US military and the nation s counterterrorism efforts. The FDA has helped make critical medical products available for combat readiness so that armed forces are better-equipped for combat. It has helped US Special Forces obtain medical products for airborne hospitals used in evacuating battlefield casualties. The FDA has provided consultation and review to help make investigational and licensed medical products such as vaccines and drugs available to combat... 

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