Recently, a practical medical service drill organized by the 961st Hospital of the Joint Logistics Support Force was launched at a field comprehensive training ground. The field medical team has just arrived at the designated area, and the "enemy situation" suddenly arrives: "Attention, each group, the frontline unit has been attacked by an 'enemy' drone, requesting treatment of the 'injured'." The head of the classification and disposal team, Xin Yue, led the medical staff, carrying emergency equipment, quickly boarded the field ambulance and headed straight to the "battlefield". Amidst the smoke, Xin Yue piloted the drone to take off and search for the "wounded". Shortly after, the footage transmitted by the drone showed four "wounded" scattered on both sides of the mountain road, three of whom were lightly injured and one was seriously injured. The medical staff immediately clarified the division of labor, with three nurses each responsible for treating one "minor injury"; A doctor, a nurse, and a driver and health worker are responsible for rescuing the 'severely injured'. Immediately, everyone brought their own emergency medicine to approach the "injured person" and began emergency treatment. Due to the tall physique of the 'severely injured' and the inability to cooperate in treatment after the 'severely injured', during the transportation process, the medical staff clearly felt physically exhausted and each one was panting heavily. On the battlefield, there will not be only 'lightly injured', "said Zhu Siqiang, a drill commander and deputy chief physician of the general surgery department of the hospital who has had two peacekeeping experiences abroad. In the past, when organizing medical drills, to reduce the burden on participating officers and soldiers, 'injured' often chose to play the role of lighter weight officers and soldiers. In this exercise, they changed their previous "routine" and selected all the "wounded" who were tall and tall officers and soldiers. During the conversation, the "wounded" were transferred to the field rescue center, and the serious injury treatment team immediately provided blood transfusion for the "severely injured". Unexpectedly, the exercise guidance team gave a special situation: the stock of plasma has run out. It is too late to request superior support. In a critical moment, the task team has decided to have blood type matched medical staff draw blood on site and immediately transfuse the 'severely injured'. Saving lives is the core task of the field medical team, "Zhu Siqiang told reporters. During the peacekeeping mission, he had encountered multiple times when a blood bank was in urgent need. In such a crisis, on-site blood sampling and emergency treatment were used to save the lives of his comrades. In this drill, they set up a training program for difficult and dangerous situations, which is to strengthen the battlefield awareness and emergency response ability of officers and soldiers, and ensure that medical personnel can go, be saved and be cured at critical moments. (Outlook New Era Network)