Protecting Military Convoys in Iraq: An Examination of Battle Injuries Sustained by a Mechanized Battalion during Operation Iraqi Freedom II
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2005
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ABSTRACT. Improvised explosive devices and mines pose a formidable threat to military convoys traveling in Iraq. This study evaluated battle injuries sustained
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| Authors | Gondusky, Joseph S.;Reiter, Michael P.; |
| Journal | Military Medicine |
| Year | 2005 |
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