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Air Medical Services: Future Development as an Integrated Component of the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) System

The use of air medical transport evolved from military experience, initially using fixed wing transport in the Second World War, with the widening use of helicopters initiated in the Korean conflict. Rapid trauma response systems built around helicopters were fully deployed in the Vietnam conflict. The military experience in managing trauma with rapid transport migrated to the civilian arena in the early 1970s. As reported in a white paper by the Foundation for Air Medical Research and Education, cited and presented in Appendix 3: