aid station

noun

, Military.

1. a medical installation located in a forward or isolated position in the field for providing routine or emergency medical treatment to the troops.

Example Sentences

I power-hiked into the aid station, and a young gentleman named Dash filled my water bottles, and I grabbed a couple half bananas and gulped them down.

From Outside Online

Taking a field poop, following LNT practices, and packing out the TP to an aid station trash can is non-negotiable.

From Outside Online

The soldier Lopez had nearly given his life to save died before he reached the aid station.

From Time

Larson told Bundermann that they needed cover fire before they could make a run for it and try to bring Mace to the Aid Station.

From The Daily Beast

As soon as they reached the aid station, the docs grabbed Mace and got to work on him.

From The Daily Beast

As they chugged toward the aid station, they passed by the bodies of the two dead insurgents Larson had killed.

From The Daily Beast

His leg was stiffening, but he was lifted to a limber seat, and rode there back to the aid station.

From Project Gutenberg

Battalion stretcher-bearers dressed the Colonel's wounds and carried him back to the Battalion first aid station.

From Project Gutenberg

The wound in his back was given some attention at a first-aid station behind the line.

From Project Gutenberg

An orderly entered with a written call for a nurse for the First Aid Station.

From Project Gutenberg

From Surgeon Yasui we obtained a minute description of the sad and horrible scenes at the first aid station.

From Project Gutenberg