NATO says Allies raised medical resilience through exercises
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NATO says exercises boosted Allied medical resilience
NATO reports improved civil–military medical coordination
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Brigadier General Petter Iversen underscored that medical support is a core element of Allied deterrence and defence.
NATO reports that exercises Cold Response, Medic Quadriga 26 and Casualty Move 26 strengthened civil–military cooperation and interoperability to deliver life‑saving care at scale.
Cold Response in Norway tested large‑scale wartime health preparedness and cross‑border movement of wounded; Medic Quadriga 26 in Germany focused on the full medical evacuation chain; MMCC‑E led Casualty Move 26 to train mass patient flow and medical command and control.
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