Railway medical evacuation has progressed from its origins in 19th-century wartime transport to a scalable, high-capacity MEDEVAC solution, especially important in large-scale conflicts such as those in Ukraine. Modern hospital trains must meet NATO standards, integrate civilian and military systems, and navigate technical and regulatory challenges related to cross-border operations. Key factors for future readiness include modular design, interoperability, and multinational coordination.
Railway Medical Evacuation: Historical Development, Current Challenges, and Future Perspectives
2025
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