Lt. Col. Dr. A., Head of the Operational Medicine Branch, has played a pivotal role in preparing military medical teams for the challenges of ongoing conflict. Drawing on experience from both southern and northern divisions, he has overseen the implementation of lessons learned from the battlefield, introducing new technologies and reviving essential capabilities to improve medical response.

The recent war has demanded a return to 'high-intensity medicine,' requiring the medical corps to treat large numbers of casualties quickly while maintaining high standards. Dr. A. credits advance preparation, team cohesion, and a shared professional language for the medical system's ability to respond effectively, particularly during critical moments such as the events of October 7.

Innovations like rapid blood supply delivery and advanced resuscitation equipment have contributed to unprecedented survival rates among casualties. As Doctors' Appreciation Day approaches, Dr. A. emphasizes the commitment of medical teams to provide the best possible care to every soldier, reassuring families of their dedication and presence on the front lines.