Control and Evacuation Hospital
The Control and Evacuation Hospital (CEH) is a medical institution that treats and evacuates wounded and sick military personnel in combat and emergency situations. The CEG was created at the beginning of the 20th century and became one of the first medical institutions designed to treat and evacuate wounded soldiers at the front. At a time when most hospitals were located in the rear, CEGs were located directly on the front line, which made it possible to quickly and efficiently provide medical care to wounded soldiers and evacuate them to safer places. Currently, the control and evacuation hospital is an important element of the healthcare system in Russia and other countries. It provides a quick response to emergency situations and allows you to save lives in extreme conditions. However, it is worth noting that the control and evacuation hospital is not the only medical institution that provides care to wounded and sick military personnel. There are also many other medical centers and hospitals that treat soldiers and officers in peacetime. Thus, the control and evacuation hospital is important for ensuring the safety and health of military personnel in wartime, but cannot replace other medical institutions in peacetime.
A control and evacuation hospital is a medical institution that provides medical care to military personnel and civilians in cases of local or large-scale emergencies. In modern conditions, such hospitals are an integral part of the country's defense and security system. It ensures timely evacuation of the wounded from the conflict zone, as well as fast and effective medical
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