The Red Cross in France
The Red Cross in France
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No, he was not for the Aid Post after all. Then we went on and the officer began whistling again.
The process with a wounded man is, first, for his fellows to do what they can for him on the spot ; there is the field dressing that he carries, which they know more or less how to use. Next come the stretcher bearers. They must carry him back if they can, if the way back is clear and safe ; if not, it means waiting till night and then they take what risk they must. Not that they mind, though indee...d it is their business to mind. For it is nobody's business to get hurt and the stretcher itself above ground is an easy mark. Snipers, could they distinguish it, might be parti- 94 THE RED CROSS IN FRANCE cular ; shrapnel will not be. If the man must be kept so long in the trenches, down comes the Medical Officer to him. Or he waits him at the Aid Post, where more extensive patching up and soothing can be done.
From the Aid Post the next step is to the Advanced Dressing Station. This is a long and a stumbling step too, as likely as not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, he was not for the Aid Post after all. Then we went on and the officer began whistling again.
The process with a wounded man is, first, for his fellows to do what they can for him on the spot ; there is the field dressing that he carries, which they know more or less how to use. Next come the stretcher bearers. They must carry him back if they can, if the way back is clear and safe ; if not, it means waiting till night and then they take what risk they must. Not that they mind, though indee...d it is their business to mind. For it is nobody's business to get hurt and the stretcher itself above ground is an easy mark. Snipers, could they distinguish it, might be parti- 94 THE RED CROSS IN FRANCE cular ; shrapnel will not be. If the man must be kept so long in the trenches, down comes the Medical Officer to him. Or he waits him at the Aid Post, where more extensive patching up and soothing can be done.
From the Aid Post the next step is to the Advanced Dressing Station. This is a long and a stumbling step too, as likely as not.
What to read after The Red Cross in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Granville Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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