Medical Kits and Equipment
This section has pages on individual and group first aid kits from World War II to the present. Clink on the link to reach any topic on the list.
- World War II
- Individual First Aid
- Vehicle First Aid Kits
- Group First Aid Kits
- Post-World War II
- Individual First Aid
- Group First Aid Kits
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Medical Kits & Equipment
Battle dressings or individual first aid kits were carried by every soldier. More elaborate Corpsmans Pouches, group first aid kits, and vehicle or aircraft kits were supplied to provide for the casualties that inevitably occurred. As battlefield medical supplies improved, the kits changed and were upgraded.
Medic Estevan Garcia of the 1-505th Parachute Infantry Regiment prepares his medical supply bag, during a medical assistance mission conducted in a village located near Keyki, Afghanistan, Operation Enduring Freedom, 29 July 2002.
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