| During WW2, British Army Medics were primarily drawn from The Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC). They provided frontline medical triage, emergency first aid and organized casualty evacuation often under intense enemy fire. In addition, they would often act as stretcher bearers alongside individual battalion infantrymen assigned to these duties. Medics rarely, if ever, carried weapons. They were classed, under the Geneva Convention as ‘Non-Combatants’ and could only carry weapons, such as a revolver, for strictly limited self-defense or to defend wounded patients. This particular stretcher-bearing Medic is also a full corporal. |
Figures are 1:30 scale (humans approx 60mm tall), hand-painted in white non-lead metal.