Med.brigady in Afghanistan

Military doctors save the lives of wounded US soldiers in Afghanistan.
Due to the fact that US forces are trying to take control of the situation in Kandahar and Helmand in the past week the number of dead soldiers has increased significantly. Medical aid to the wounded required both American and Afghan troops. June was the deadliest month, international forces lost 103 people, including 60 Americans. By mid-July, NATO troops have lost 57 people, 42 of them Americans.
As soon as hostilities broke out, medical teams, along with the hospital, which was located in Afghanistan, moved to a NATO base.
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1. The American soldiers are helping the Afghan wounded to reach medical team helicopter June 21, 2010, Kandahar. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)





2. US Army soldiers are wounded on a stretcher to the helicopter. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



3. A military doctor Captain John Woods, sitting in a helicopter, compresses drip. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



4. American soldiers on a stretcher to the helicopter carry a wounded soldier of the Afghan troops. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



5. After four Afghan National Army soldiers were injured in the blast, the US military medical team has one of them first aid on board the helicopter. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



6. One of the wounded soldier looks at his bloody hand. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



7. One of the wounded soldiers of the Afghan National Army, was escorted to a helicopter medical team. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



8. Military helicopter medical team flew to an urgent call from the landing site in Kandahar. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



9. One of the soldiers hiding from sand, has risen during takeoff medical helicopter with the wounded on board. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



10. US Army Sergeant Eric Hartman provides first aid to the wounded soldiers of the Afghan national army, while a helicopter heading for the hospital. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



11. The American soldiers are wounded on a stretcher to an Afghan helicopter that is waiting. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



12. On board the helicopter military doctors provide first aid to the wounded. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



13. Sergeant Jonathan Dyuralde (right) and Sgt. Luis Gamarra hold each other's hands and trying to deal with the pain that gives them injuries sustained in the blast. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



Figure 14. Sergeant Cole wipes the sweat from his forehead, after first aid wounded in the blast Sergeant Jonathan Dyuralde. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



15. Sergeant Chad Orozco stood out free time for rest after the helicopter they were taken to the hospital injured man. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



16. One of the nurses washes the floor with blood and medicines in the operating room. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



17. Once at the hospital had an operation to one of the seriously wounded soldiers, the captain of the Canadian Army Mikila Klepach (left) and a doctor of US forces officer Roger Nottingham clean up the operating room. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



18. Captain David Coker Canadian troops examines seriously wounded by the explosion of a soldier. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



19. The commander of the US Navy, Joseph Strauss (left) and Major Anton Lekap carried out an operation on the leg of Afghans who have suffered as a result of an automobile accident. Two hospitals in the provincial capital of Lashkar Gar in the city of Kandahar accept patients from areas being the most intense shooting. However, the movement within the combat zones involves a great danger, bringing the sick and the wounded is difficult to get access to treatment they need. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



20. The commander of the US Navy, Joseph Strauss (left) and Major Anton Lekap carried out an operation on the leg of Afghans who have suffered as a result of an automobile accident. Red Cross urges the armed opposition, the Afghan National Army, the police and international military forces to take all measures to ensure that military operations do not impede access of civilians to medical care. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



21. Captain of the Navy United States Anne Lear (left) helps Sergeant James Shields, who, after he had brought the wounded to the hospital, there were signs of heat stroke. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



22. Hospital Doctor David Kober in between operations asleep on the job. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



23. Lieutenant Navy Photo by Tom Tse peeks behind the curtain operating room, where surgeons assist seriously wounded soldier. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



24. Corporal Dutch army Anita Van Greshteyn overseeing the operation. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



25. The captain of the Canadian Army Mikila Klepach stands next to the board, which shows the names of the two soldiers who were injured and were taken to hospital after the explosion. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



26. Lieutenant Navy US Stacey Sirshtad on a gurney lucky Afghan man affected by the explosion. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



27. Officer Patrick Ghilardi (left) and officer Charny Anderson (center) look out of the door admissions, waiting for new patients. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



28. Captain of the Canadian Army Mikila Klepach in anticipation of the arrival of new patients. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



29. One of the military doctors standing in pools of blood formed during the operation. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



30. The military doctor, Lieutenant Thomas Tse (left) and Shane Bowen study the list of patients of the hospital. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



31. The commander of the Navy United States Kevin Beasley hurry to essential medicines in the operating room, where his team conducting an operation. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



32. Lieutenant Navy US Rodolfo Madrid in a hurry to take the patient, who was maimed in an explosion (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



33. Canadian Army Lt. Kathy Campbell (right) and captain Mikila Klepach in a hurry to clear the blood from the operating and residues of drugs. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



34. Officer Nicholas Roman (left) helps get out Sergeant Michael Cox, who was wounded during the battle. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



35. The officer Koriann Manvaring watching the wounded soldier who had just been brought to the operating room. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



36. Doctor with nurses prepare the patient for surgery. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



37. The nurse uses surgical scissors to cut the cords and remove shoes with a wounded soldier, entered the operating room. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



38. One of the nurses on the trolley carries a wounded soldier. (Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)



39. Captain Anne Lear (center), head nurse of the hospital, maintains one of the wounded soldiers, who had just delivered to the hospital. (Photo by Chris Hondros / Getty Images)



40. Doctors have surrounded the wounded man, who had just been taken to the hospital. (Photo by Chris Hondros / Getty Images)



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