Blood brothers: In the Pacific, US medics may soon use blood from allies
The U.S. is formalizing blood sharing agreements with allies to counter logistics challenges for combat medics in the Indo Pacific.
Source: taskandpurpose.com
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The U.S. is formalizing blood sharing agreements with allies to counter logistics challenges for combat medics in the Indo Pacific.
Army brass has set about ensuring they will not be caught out by the logistical challenge of maintaining stocks on the other side of the Pacific if hostilities break out with America's biggest strategic rival.
The service’s medical command is experimenting with blood storage and distribution, as it looks to overcome the logistical challenges of the Indo-Pacific.