#CITADEL UPGRADE SHADOW OF WAR UPDATE#

With the continued transfer of staff, and replacements, the 2075th was a 3000 patient Mega Evacuation Hospital (MEGVACS). Because so many of the Officers, nurses, and medics were transferred to other MEGVACS, the trauma teams always ran short of personnel. This system kept track of the eight person team assigned to one of the thousands of trauma teams. With the information safely stored, the patient was packaged for transport.Д«esides the computer console, the MCPIS automatically updated the Combat Trauma Computer System (CTCS).

Once completed, the medics then upload and sent this information to a centrally secured CPIS computer where the information was sent to all MEGVACS, within a 500 mile radius. At the same time, the patient would be scanned for other injuries to include a CT scan. With the newer Combat Patient Information System (CPIS), each patient was initially bar coded in the field, using the information from their dog tags, using a small hand held scanner, the medics would input the type of injury location & severity, and the type of medical procedure performed. Bar codes on every piece of equipment, throw away items, drugs, and even the patient guaranteed that they would not be lost in the thousands and thousands of casualties coming in through the ED doors. With its large glass windows, one could see it had the latest state of the art communication system that could talk to any one of the thousand of MEGVACS in the CTO (China Theater of Operations), or Air or land ambulances.Д¬omputers kept track of the patient flow from the receiving trauma rooms, to any part of the hospital. Hearing the same noise, Lieutenant McDuffie walked into the Base Station Radio room, containing 10-20 Corpsmen manning the various computer consoles. While on the phone, she heard the unmistakable noise coming from the Base Station Radio communication room.

#CITADEL UPGRADE SHADOW OF WAR UPDATE#

Auditing a few charts, and make phone calls to some of the wards for an update on a few that had been admitted. Major Henrietta Johnson the day shift head nurse was in her office looking at the sign in log which had 185 patients coming through since the shift started. Everything from the common flu, to falls, lacerations, and a self-inflected gunshot wound when one of the cooks who thought she would shoot a rat eating food in the storage CONNEX, missed and shot her right foot kept the 80 nurses and 120 medical corpsman busy. After work he could immerse himself in his Chinese studies, trying his hand at writing that great novel he wanted to write, or seeing one particular female nurse from the Post Anesthetic Recovery Room (PARR), or just kick back and enjoy his large collections of DVDвЂ™s, life was great and today he was the Base Station Nurse on duty.Д«y 0855 hrs, the morning started off with a bang. He had a nice schedule of working the day shift from 0700 to 1400 hrs. Lieutenant Fergus McDuffie, QARNC (Queen AnneвЂ™s Royal Nursing Corps) had been transferred from the British Army to the 2075th MV, and always worked the Emergency Department (ED) weekend duty roster. With Field Marshall, George Tiberius PattonвЂ™s (Army Group West) of 50,000,000 entered China from Taiwan through the East Coast of China, and fighting their way into Beijing. Field Marshall Radish SinghвЂ™s (Army Group South) of 200,000,000 would enter through the Himalayas into Tibet and reach China.

Each Army Group Commander has now been elevated to the rank of a five star Field Marshal.ДЇield Marshall, Sir Edmund Montgomery IIIвЂ™s (Army Group North) of over 30,000,000 would enter China from Siberia, and fight their way into Mongolia and through to Manchuria. Called вЂњOperation Scorch GardensвЂќ To do this, it is decided to combine all militaries into three large Army groups consisting of over 280,000,000 men and women.

The Western High Command had begun to plan for the invasion of China. (Me: I liked it) This is also a two-parter, for now I'll just see how Part 1 does. I've change a few things, but kept the general timelines. 27102012.ДЇrom the FF Creator: Hi Michael, here is the finished short story I was writing about medical care during SC. Thank you for sharing your vision of Shattered Citadel. Garcia has also been asking me tons of questions about SC canon for a long time to get it just right. Its also very interesting since the author has a medical background so she can grasp the rigors of war on a medical team much better than I. From SC Creator: I am always honored to get fan fiction from SC fans and this is one of the biggest I've ever received.

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