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Under fire: Army medics are put to the test in training

Under fire: Army medics are put to the test in training

Land March 9, 2018

Medics from the Army Medical Services (AMS) have been undergoing training to give life saving care in a battlefield environment. The AMS are required to deploy at short notice anywhere in the world to provide medical support and are made up of four Corps (The Royal Army Medical Corps, The Royal ...

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