Israeli combat medicine slashes IDF deaths after Oct 7, draws US military interest
JERUSALEM — The growing number of Israeli army battlefield life-saving measures have emerged during the Iranian regime-backed multi-front war against the Jewish state that those new technologies are helping the U.S.too.Fox News Digital was briefed on the most current insights and data on Israel’s success rate in saving soldiers’ lives from a senior Israel Defense Forces (IDF) medical specialist in battlefield medicine.The grueling Israeli ground offensive against the U.S.-designated terrorist movement Hamas in the Gaza Strip, which started in Oct.
2023, following the Jihadi organization’s invasion of Israel on Oct.7, introduced cutting-edge medical tactics to the battlefield.THE US-ISRAEL STRATEGIC ALLIANCE – PARTNERSHIP, NOT CHARITYIDF troops carry an injured soldier out of burning building in Gaza.
(IDF)Hamas brutally murdered over 1,200 people in southern Israel, including more than forty Americans, and kidnapped 251 people.An IDF spokesman laid out the new advances: "The IDF Medical Corps adapted its operational capabilities during the war, including casualty evacuation, innovative medical technologies and providing treatment under fire in a challenging terrain."The IDF medical specialist told Fox News Digital that during "the Second War in Lebanon [in 2006 against the Lebanese-based terrorist group Hezbollah] it took 15 to 20 minutes for advanced life support to reach a casualty.
Now advanced life support can reach a casualty immediately or within 4 minutes."IDF troops evacuate an injured soldier from Gaza during intense fighting with Hamas terrorists. (IDF)The placement of "medical personnel on the battlefield, including a doctor in every company, allows the IDF to make critical decisions early on during the care process, said the IDF medical specialist.The use of helicopters to deliver seriously wounded soldiers to medical facilities, as seen in video footage provided to Fox News Digital, plays a critical role in preventing death.The second ad...