Drone Warfare Has Dramatically Changed the Battlefield. Is the US Medical Corps Ready?
Soldiers in the California Air National Guard are undergoing training to prepare for deployment. This training includes learning life-saving skills such as applying tourniquets and checking for breathing. The training is focused on keeping a soldier alive in emergency situations.
An updated curriculum has been added to help soldiers prepare for potential risks they may face. Further information on the training and its specifics can be found through The War Horse, which provides details on the program and its goals.
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