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    German medic's tactics on battlefield

    Hello,

    I'm trying reconstruct german medic (more then 3 years) and I'm looking information about german medic's tactics. It's hard to find something new.
    Can U tell me how medic's move on battlefield, how they come to sb's aid on frontline?

    thanks in advance

    best regards from POLAND

    #2
    I am not sure if I completely understand your question but I believe that a German medic would move on foot with an infantry unit or in a vehicle in a mechanized unit. When a soldier is wounded or hurt, a medic is called to that location and they would move to give aid to that soldier. I hope this answers your question.

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      #3
      Not exactly, but thanks - I need detailed information's

      I'm trying find information how they move when see wounded soldier, how they came to soldier,
      information about tactics - location on battlefield, in troops, sani walked behind the others but is this rule? I need everything about move sani's on battlefield

      thanks a lot

      regards from POLAND

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        #4
        Originally posted by Sanitätssoldat View Post
        Not exactly, but thanks - I need detailed information's

        I'm trying find information how they move when see wounded soldier, how they came to soldier,
        Well the first tactic was:

        walk: left leg, right leg, left leg right leg.
        Or there was a second tactic, it was a bit different:
        Firts step with RIGHT leg, then left leg, again right...

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          #5
          Grüß Gott Sani,

          I would recommend that you get the following books by Alex Buchner:

          The German Infantry Handbook 1939-1945

          The German Army Medical Corps in World War II

          Both contain the information that you are looking for, plus plenty of photographs.

          Gebirgs-Sani vor!



          Patrick

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