Remembrance Day

[VladTepes]

This Remembrance Day it's worth giving thought and thanks to combat medics.

This first article is a US one about medics in WW2 and has some pictures of medics gear which is quite interesting:
https://artsandculture.google.com/exhibit/combat-medics-of-wwii-national-d-day-memorial/qALSyyD-LpymLg?hl=en

This second article is about Medics in WW1 from the AWM:
https://www.awm.gov.au/visit/exhibitions/1918/medical

and lastly a UK article about WW1 medics:
https://www.forces-war-records.co.uk/blog/2014/10/10/army-medics--the-unsung-heroes-of-world-war-one

[gsxbarmy]

My great uncle was a front line medic in WW1 - and himself a casualty of the war, the ambulance he was in taking a direct hit from a shell whilst returning to the field hospital.
Terrible times, never to be forgotton.

[Hooli]

100 years this year for the Unknown Warrior too, since his reburial in Westminster Abbey.

[DP1400]

All proper heroes, the bloody lot of `em.....

....lest we forget

[seth]

My great uncle died at the Somme of a shrapnel head wound .
Gone but not forgotten by his family as should they all be remembered .

[GSXKING]

Me in my truck yesterday at 11am. Poppy proudly worn. Both Grandads were in WW2. LEST WE FORGET