Hospital Trains and Vessels during the Civil War: The Evolution in the Handling and Transportation of the Wounded

The Civil War Battlefield Evacuation System is a groundbreaking innovation in military medicine that revolutionized the way wounded soldiers were transported from battlefields to hospitals.

This system, which includes specially designed rail cars and steamers, was developed in response to the unprecedented number of casualties during the war.

The book provides a detailed account of the development and use of these life-saving advances, highlighting the nurses, surgeons, and volunteers who made them possible.

With its organized Ambulance Corps and elaborate system of roads, rails, and waterways, this system was able to quickly and comfortably transport wounded soldiers to established hospitals, saving countless lives.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn more about this remarkable achievement in military history!