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An aerial view of a field hospital erected during Exercise WOUNDED EAGLE '83. The exercise is designed to test the Civilian-Military Contingency Hospital System, a program for transferring wartime casualties to civilian hospitals in the event they overflow military facilities

Air Force medical personnel carry a "casualty" on a stretcher during Exercise WOUNDED EAGLE '83. The exercise is designed to test the Civilian-Military Contingency Hospital System, a program for transferring wartime casualties to civilian hospitals in the event they overflow military facilities

Air Force medical personnel examine "casualties" at a field hospital during Exercise WOUNDED EAGLE '83. The exercise is designed to test the Civilian-Military Contingency Hospital System, a program for transferring wartime casualties to civilian hospitals in the event they overflow military facilities

Air Force personnel erect a hospital tent during Exercise WOUNDED EAGLE '83. The exercise is designed to test the Civilian-Military Contingency Hospital System, a program for transferring wartime casualties to civilian hospitals in the event they overflow military facilities

Civilian medical personnel carry a "casualty" away from a West Virginia Army National Guard UH-1 Iroquois medical evacuation helicopter during Exercise Wounded Eagle '83. The exercise is designed to test the Civilian-Military Contingency Hospital System, a program for transferring wartime casualties to civilian hospitals in the event they overflow military facilities

Army medical technicians carry a "casualty" away from a West Virginia Army National Guard UH-1 Iroquois medical evacuation helicopter during Exercise WOUNDED EAGLE '83. The exercise is designed to test the Civilian-Military Contingency Hospital System, a program for transferring wartime casualties to civilian hospitals in the event they overflow military facilities

Air Force medical personnel care for "casualties" aboard an Air Force Reserve C-130E Hercules aircraft during Exercise WOUNDED EAGLE '83. The exercise is designed to test the Civilian-Military Contingency Hospital System, a program for transferring wartime casualties to civilian hospitals in the event they overflow military facilities

An aerial view of a civilian hospital as "casualties" arrive aboard an Air Force UH-1 Iroquois helicopter during Exercise Wounded Eagle '83. The exercise is designed to test the Civilian-Military Contingency Hospital System, a program for transferring wartime casualties to civilian hospitals in the event they overflow military facilities

A nurse calls for assistance as civilian medical personnel and flight crewmen prepare to remove "casualties" from a West Virginia Army National Guard UH-1 Iroquois helicopter during Exercise WOUNDED EAGLE '83. The exercise is designed to test the Civilian-Military Contingency Hospital System, a program for transferring wartime casualties to civilian hospitals in the event they overflow military facilities

Civilian medical personnel stand by with a stretcher and wheelchairs as a helicopter carrying "casualties" lands during Exercise WOUNDED EAGLE '83. The exercise is designed to test the Civilian-Military Contingency Hospital System, a program for transferring wartime casualties to civilian hospitals in the event they overflow military facilities

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Subject Operation/Series: WOUNDED EAGLE '83

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Scene Camera Operator: Mickey Sanborn

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15/06/1983
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