dressing station

American  

noun

Military.

1. a post or center that gives first aid to the wounded, located near a combat area.

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dressing station British  

noun

1. military a first-aid post close to a combat area

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Etymology

Origin of dressing station

First recorded in 1890–95

Example Sentences

Kat is not very heavy; so I take him up on my back and start off to the dressing station with him.

From Literature

A field dressing station lived in one such cave.

From The Guardian

At a dressing station, a doctor pointed out the first casualty.

From Washington Times

"I was in charge of the party of men who carried him to the dressing station and I can certainly assure you he was perfectly calm and collected," the officer had written.

From BBC

It said: "I was in charge of the party of men who carried him to the dressing station and I can certainly assure you he was perfectly calm and collected."

From BBC