u/Lost-Agency-8489

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A medical proposal

As a medical provider irl, I feel obligated to project my passion into everything I do, including wargaming.

I think there should be an overhaul of the healing/medical system in game. Simply put, this would include three key points:

Infantry healing is no longer done through supply (doesn’t and never did make sense)

Addition of special units with the “Medic” trait that can patch soldiers up

Adding field hospitals that can be deployed in spawn for maximum effect. I would love to see airborne ones with fwd deploy but that’s up to devs.

For each nation and battle group, there were designated medics in either each platoon, or serving as an attachment within the company or battalion. The intention is for there to be an infantry medic setup on 3-8 dudes per country who can heal soldiers similarly to how supply trucks do. Both units would need to be completely motionless and not in combat.

Some interesting special units include U.S. Air Force Pararescue Jumpers and the Soviet 561st Naval Reconnaissance Point. These two units conducted CSAR throughout the Cold War and in various conflicts and accidents. These would be SF/Recon/Medic traits. The first two images show USAF PJs and the others show their Soviet equivalent.

Finally, field hospitals would be able to heal soldiers in bulk and have much more supply than the average combat medic squad.

This is a rough draft and I plan to flesh out the mechanics. Let me know if this is an idea you’re interested in. The hope is to add another layer of gameplay instead of adding just a bunch of new units with half baked traits.

Images: Soviet medics supporting a BMP-1, a modern battalion aid station/field hospital, 561st combat diver, 561st combat insignia, USAF Pararescue.

u/Lost-Agency-8489 — 3 days ago

Here's a full contents list. This bag is kept in our rigs and I have a smaller version with less things on my back with the Mystery Ranch MedLid. Any thoughts, opinions, recommendations? Am I overdoing it, underdoing it? We've also got a backboard in the same truck. There's a great old thread here, looking to see if anything's changed.

- Bag valve mask (pocket BVM)

- 2x OPA set

- 2x NPA set

- 6x triangular bandages

- 2x oval eye pads

- Tick removal kit

- 3x medical tape rolls

- Fluid barrier kit

- Mobile sharps container

- 5x biohazard bags

- 4x cotton tipped applicators

- C-collar

- ICS 206 medical plan (laminated)

- Pelvic collar

- 4x pressure bandages

- 2x tourniquets

- Hand sanitizer

- Purified water/eyewash

- 4x compressed gauze

- 1 box XL nitrile gloves

- 10x ammonia pouches

- Medicine reference card set

- 6x ACE wraps

- 4x chem lights

- blood glucose monitor

- Tube of test strips for BGL

- Blood pressure cuff

- Stethoscope

- Pulse oximeter

- 2x sharpies

- Electric thermometer

- 4x long sterile gauze rolls

- 4x hemostatic dressing

- 22x 4x4 gauze sponges

- 2x 3x3 gauze sponges

- 1x 5x9 gauze sponge

- 2x trauma shears

- Tweezers

- 25x antiseptic wipes

- 2x SAM Splints

- 15x regular size bandaids

- 9x smaller size bandaids

- 4x butterfly bandaids

- 1x large bandaid

- 1x 8x16in Burntec

- 1x 4x16 burntec

- 3x burn dressings

- 10x Burn Jel mini dressings

- 2x cold packs

- 10x Tylenol

- 10x Acetaminophen (extra strength)

- 10x Ibuprofen

- 10x Aspirin

- CPR mask

Appreciate any thoughts & help. Lots of band-aids for lots of dumb cuts and scrapes.

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u/Lost-Agency-8489 — 12 days ago