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Russia's armed aggression in May 2014 created the preconditions for the deployment of the Armed Forces in eastern Ukraine. The deployment of the armed forces took place as part of the anti-terrorist operation (ATO), which later, in May 2018, was transformed into the Joint Forces Operation (JFO). The amount and nature of sanitary losses resulting from these two combat operations caused and caused unprecedented changes in the provision of military medical care by the medical service of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which was later transformed into the Medical Forces as a type of armed forces [20]. Understanding the factors that determine the course of aeromedical evacuation contributes to the optimal use of medical resources for the benefit of the patient and the success of the aeromedical mission as a whole [10, 11]. Peculiarities of aeromedical evacuation of wounded and sick and ways of its improvement based on the experience of anti-terrorist operation and joint forces operation Babii V. Yu.1, Verba A. V.2, Pashkovskyi S. M.1 1Military medical center of the Central region, Vinnytsya, Ukraine 2National Pirogov Memorial Medical University, Vinnytsya, Ukraine

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Peculiarities of aeromedical evacuation of wounded and sick and ways of its improvement based on the experience of anti-terrorist operation and joint forces operation