Contact medicine in urban areas & Introduction to ballistic lesions

A first article which brings together the reflections of three French military doctors on the general organization of battlefield medicine (specific to the urban zone), on the chain of care, on treatment times... One finds (logically) the doctrine of use of the French forces, enlightened by the RETEX of the Chechen and Iraqi conflict

What resources should be allocated to the medical team in direct contact with the enemy? What training should be provided for the infantryman? What timeframe should be followed to reduce losses? How to ensure the prioritization of communications on the network? So many points addressed in a concise, clear, and above all ADAPTABLE to the articulation of the medical support of a citizen militia.

The implementation of this type of operational scheme will require:

A second article (technique) which proposes an initiation to ballistic injury (to make it simple what happens when a projectile hits and penetrates the tissues). How does a bullet behave once it leaves the barrel? What happens during penetration - depending on the type of projectile?

A review of the physical laws (and unchangeable until proven otherwise) that determine the interactions between two bodies (the ball and the body in this case) and a set of visuals that put the author's demonstration in perspective.