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For that reason, a great effort was being made to get doctors, more medical teams, field hospitals and supplies in place.

It has used its field hospitals to take medical services to remote areas and help the national health service cut waiting lists.

During the Crimean War, Florence Nightingale records the mortality rates of British soldiers in field hospitals.

Traditional field hospitals have been out of date.

During the Civil War, soldiers who died on the battlefields, in field hospitals, or in prison camps were buried where they fell.

Disaster relief agencies have set up tents, field hospitals and kitchen facilities, providing services for homeless people.

Expeditionary war needs airlift, sealift, jets, helicopters, drones and other "enablers" like field hospitals.

Field hospitals are rarely satisfactory for meeting continuing needs.

In 1939, during World War II, he entered the Royal Army Medical Corps and served in field hospitals in France, Germany and the Middle East.

He saw the horror of war close up, ferrying the wounded from the trenches to primitive field hospitals.

They work in close cooperation with the staffs of field hospitals from Argentina, Israel, Russia, Portugal and Turkey.

Doctors, medicine, fuel, field hospitals, that's what the US should send.

And so we sent a bunch of new helicopters, three new field hospitals, a whole bunch of stuff.