Siemens and Lufthansa Technik Plan Medical Evacuation Train
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Germany is planning new hospital trains for more than 150 patients and is preparing for up to 1,000 NATO wounded every day.
Siemens and Lufthansa Technik Defense are jointly planning a patient transport train for military evacuations and civil disaster protection. More than 150 patients will be taken care of in this way.
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Hospital train proposed for military evacuations and civilian disaster response
GERMANY: Siemens Mobility and Lufthansa Technik Defense have agreed to develop jointly a train for cross-border military medical evacuations and civilian disaster response. Ahead of the Berlin Security Conference on November 3-4 the companies signed a memorandum of understanding to combine their decades of experience in rail vehicle manufacturing and aeromedical transport to develop the
Siemens and Lufthansa Technik plan medical evacuation train
Siemens and Lufthansa Technik plan rail-based evacuation for injured patients. Their proposed German system could transport more than 150 people requiring medical care, using adaptable passenger coaches and established aeromedical equipment.
Siemens Mobility and Lufthansa Technik Defense have signed an agreement for the development of a medical train, intended for the evacuation of wounded soldiers and interventions in the case of civil disasters. The garrison will be able to transport more than 150 patients, including people who need intensive therapy, and will be destined for the German army and its NATO allies.
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