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25193 - U.S. Infantry Medic with Stretcher, 1943-45
$ 48.00
U.S. Infantry Medic with Stretcher, 1943-45
The concept of evacuating soldiers soon after being wounded was introduced during World War I when stretcher-bearers became the ancestors of today’s medics and hospital corpsman. In previous conflicts, comrades picked up casualties and transported them the best they could, on blankets or greatcoats. But improvising a stretcher would likely reopen the patient’s wounds because their bodies were limp and pliable. An actual stretcher kept the body rigid and could be worked by two men – under ideal conditions. However, conditions were rarely ideal and teams of four to six was preferred and not uncommon.
1/30 scale
Matte Finish
1 piece set
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