The Army is testing the ability of its combat medics to keep critically injured soldiers alive on the future battlefield.

The US military has warned that lifesaving "golden hour" care may not exist in future wars. The experiences of Ukrainian soldiers reflect those warnings. Getting treatment can take hours, if not days, ...

An infantry company is taking casualties and a medic has no good options. As the wounded pile up, the golden hour — the standard of modern medical care that moves a soldier from the battlefield to ...

As the U.S. military prepares for an era of large-scale combat operations, the “golden hour” as medics know it is dead. So long as near-peer adversaries can create anti-access/area denial zones that ...

American generals predicted years ago that the intensity of future wars could upend lifesaving evacuations and medical care ...