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medivac

American  
[med-uh-vak] / ˈmɛd əˌvæk /

noun

medivacked, medivacking
  1. a variant of medevac.


medivac British  
/ ˈmɛdɪˌvæk /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of medevac

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There were also concerns that the Guard used a medivac helicopter — with medical markings — to make such a “show of force” against the crowds gathered to protest Floyd’s death.

From Seattle Times

Seven children were prepared to be sent by medivac to Georgetown, it said.

From Reuters

A medivac helicopter eventually transported the young girl to a U.S.-run hospital at Bagram Air Base.

From Washington Times

The injured guard was flown out of the community by a medivac helicopter.

From Washington Times

Specifically, the Guard is sending two Blackhawk helicopters, a Lakota medivac helicopter and 15 people including pilots, crew chiefs, maintainers and a medic.

From Washington Times