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^- [SGT Untalan] We train as we fight, simulating

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^combat stressors with a current level of realism

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^supported by...makeup?

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^Well, it's more than simple makeup.

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^A professional effects team prepped

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^the simulated battlefield.

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^Haley Young with Trauma Effects talks about getting ready

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^for the unexpected.

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^- Because we've been doing it for quite a long time,

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^we kind of know what works, what doesn't work.

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Every job's different, so sometimes we come up

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against challenges.

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We know that things can change last minute as well,

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so if we ever have more casualty actors to make up,

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or more role-players, we can work that out.

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Timings and that are quite important, but there's always

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ways around things.

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- [SGT Untalan] The history goes back as far as

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the Renaissance period.

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Moulage comes from the French word mouler, or moul,

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of which wax impressions of anatomy and injuries were

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cast for studies and training.

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In today's setting, it's being used to train our

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medical personnel.

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According to 30th Med Brigade Clinical Ops NCOIC,

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Rakeena Lipkins, the Medshock event is designed to test

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skills under pressure.

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^- The goal is to shock the unit with all kinds of

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^different medical scenarios.

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^To have them treat patients and see the flow of care,

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and to track their medical treatments, and those

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types of things.

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We brought the medical injects to the event, so all

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of the medical simulation that took place for the event

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we were the ones that gave up all the medical scenarios

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to shock the units.

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- [SGT Untalan] The casualties are covered in simulated

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dirt, blood, and gore.

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American and German medics roll out in preparation for

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a worst-case scenario that uses a high level of realism.

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It's a good thing this is only training.

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Sergeant Jesse Untalan, Wiesbaden, Germany.