mash tv show stands for mobile army surgical hospital.
mash tv show stands for mobile army surgical hospital.
mash tv show what does it stand for?
mobile army surgical hospital
after world war ii, the army developed the mobile army surgical hospital (mash) concept from experiences in the european theater. the us army sought a highly mobile hospital unit which could be as close to the fighting as possible to increase the survival rate of casualties. these 60-bed, 124-man units would act as mobile hospitals for the treatment of wounded. by the beginning of the hostilities in korea, all mash units were undermanned and the difficult terrain in korea prevented easy transport, making it very difficult for the mash units to operate in the pusan perimeter battle. the 8055th mash was the first such unit to arrive in korea, being assigned to the 24th infantry division on july 9. two more hospitals, the 8063rd and 8067th, would join the un forces in the pusan perimeter fighting. the mash units were routinely overwhelmed with patients due to shortages of transport, often receiving between 150 and 200 per day, although sometimes the number was high as 400. the units operated on men that were too critical to be transported. those who could be moved or could not be treated in the mash were taken by air or sea to us army hospitals in japan depending on the severity of their injuries.
battle of pusan perimeter logistics
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