h a l f b a k e r yNot so much a thought experiment as a single neuron misfire.
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It looks so hard to load injured combatants into the rear doors of BMPs and other IFVs, especially when they arrive slung in a tarp in the absence of a stretcher. You can't help from the head end and all that cringeworthy pushing and shoving looks like cruel and unusual punishment of the wounded.
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the installation of a locking slide help? If it was extended when needed and stowed on or under the floor otherwise, the injured could be safely loaded with minimum breakage. Could be very light like a pull-out stretcher or rigid and flat to provide a treatment location as well as a loading aid.
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That's so crazy it just might work!
Just needs to be the middle part of the actual floor, on heavy-duty slides (like a fancy kitchen drawer, but bigger). |
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"just one more system" is the death of all military vehicles. Nevertheless, bun |
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Gurney slide for in-vitro fertilisation? Trying to visualise exactly how this might operate in practice |
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The whale in question is blushing now. |
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