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The removal of the wounded from Civil War
battlefields presented a major logistical
problem, mainly because both sides were
unprepared for the scope of the battles and the
high number of wounded soldiers that
needed assistance. Both the North and the South
believed the war would be shortâand they would
be victorious. Dealing with the realities of war
came as something of a surprise.Public outcry
after the early medical disasters led to the
development of effective systems of evacuation,
and helped lead to the creation of humanitarian
agencies to assist with the sick and
wounded. Improvements included an organized
Ambulance Corps and an elaborate system of roads,
rails, and waterways to speed the wounded
soldiers to established hospitals.Using railroads
for transporting the wounded from
the battlefields evolved from the early days of
the war, where they were using improvised flat
cars and box cars, to the development of rail
cars specifically designed to carry patients in
comfort. These special cars also allowed
for caring for the men in transit.In areas where
the use of railroads was difficult, the North
moved wounded soldiers by water. Again, they
first used boats converted to the purpose, but
later designed steamers specifically as
floating hospitals. These steamers were used on
the larger rivers and also along the Eastern
seaboard, both moving the wounded to permanent
hospitals and treating them along the way.This
book details the development and use of railroads
and steamers for medical evacuation during the
war. It also discusses the nurses, surgeons, and
volunteers who made these life-saving advances
possible. The newly-designed rail cars and
steamers revolutionized military medicine and
paved the way for our modern systems of
transporting the wounded.
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Description
The removal of the wounded from Civil War
battlefields presented a major logistical
problem, mainly because both sides were
unprepared for the scope of the battles and the
high number of wounded soldiers that needed
assistance. Both the North and the South believed
the war would be shortâand they would be
victorious. Dealing with the realities of war
came as something of a surprise.Public
outcry after the early medical disasters led to
the development of effective systems of
evacuation, and helped lead to the creation of
humanitarian agencies to assist with the sick and
wounded. Improvements included an organized
Ambulance Corps and an elaborate system of roads,
rails, and waterways to speed the wounded
soldiers to established hospitals.Using railroads
for transporting the wounded from the
battlefields evolved from the early days of the
war, where they were using improvised flat cars
and box cars, to the development of rail cars
specifically designed to carry patients in
comfort. These special cars also allowed for
caring for the men in transit.In areas where the
use of railroads was difficult, the North moved
wounded soldiers by water. Again, they first used
boats converted to the purpose, but
later designed steamers specifically as floating
hospitals. These steamers were used on the larger
rivers and also along the Eastern seaboard, both
moving the wounded to permanent hospitals and
treating them along the way.This book details the
development and use of railroads and steamers for
medical evacuation during the war. It also
discusses the nurses, surgeons, and volunteers
who made these life- saving advances possible.
The newly-designed rail cars and steamers
revolutionized military medicine and paved the
way for our modern systems of transporting the
wounded.
6
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Civil War The Evolution in the Handling and
Transportation of the Wounded Paperback â
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