While these supplies allowed the medics to perform basic procedures, medcenters and medbays were relied on for more complete treatment. Some sources suggest that they carried medpacs, meaning they could also have had medisensors, synthflesh, kolto, spray bandages, hypos, irrigation bulbs, coagulants and various medical drugs on their person. They were known to be equipped with two vibroscalpels, two laser cauterizers and a laser scalpel, as well as bandages and various bacta products. In medical matters, however, medics were known to outrank their commanding officers.Ĭlone medics carried backpacks filled with medical equipment when they went onto the battlefield. Some, like Sergeant Coric, had known military titles while others, like Kix, were referred to only as a clone trooper medic. It is unclear exactly how medics fit into the command structure of the GAR. Some medics trained to become a first aid specialist (sometimes abbreviated to FAS), a medic who treated and stabilized injured clones in the middle of a battle. Clone medics and clone medical officers were bred and trained to treat other clones while clone medics participated in battles with the other clone troopers, medical officers were stationed on Haven-class medical stations, capital ships, and at mobile medcenters, and they wore white uniforms rather than armour. Within the Grand Army of the Republic, there were several different kinds of medical practitioners. Sorry if it doesn’t work for mobile users! Galactic Republic If you would like to know about one that isn’t here, feel free to send an ask. The most prominent and well-known militaries are included in this post if you don’t see one here, it’s probably because not much information was available and it is a more obscure group. From here, canon (lowercase) will refer to the new Canon (post-April 2014) and Legends combined. I’ve included both Canon and Legends information, but I’ve distinguished the two where they can’t work together. The next part will be about civilian medicine and common procedures. This first post focuses on how medicine is practiced on the battlefield and within various military organizations.
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