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This MEDCOM was manufactured by Mobile Concepts for Camp Bullis in Texas. The exterior features an electronic for the workstations, telescopic LED scene lights, and a Land-Mobile Satellite system with two receivers.
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The PTZ night vision camera, on this medical training center allows for complete monitoring by inside personnel. This command is used by the base in training and emergency incidents that require a mobile Medical Command Center or staging area for personnel.
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This gel-coat fiberglass trailer is 39 feet long and has custom graphics on the exterior.
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There is plenty of workspace in this command which features five workstations and custom overhead storage cabinets for additional storage.
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The conference room has a designated exterior entry door for private meetings. Up to seven people can be comfortably accommodated in this private setting.
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The rehab/resting space of the MEDCOM has the three-high detention-grade steel bunks with a reading light. This space also features a workstation with all necessary power and data ports.
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Exiting the rest area, there is a hallway with a private bathroom on the left and a shower stall on the right.
Overview
This Command-39-6WS Medical Readiness Training Command (MEDCOM) was specifically equipped and upfitted by Mobile Concepts for the Air Force’s 937th Training Group based at Camp Bullis in Texas.
The MEDCOM was built as a training facility for Air Force officers, enlisted medical personnel and Department of Defense medics to support war and battle efforts, including command and communication capabilities for emergency response.
With workstations wired for connectivity to satellite systems, training simulators and other surveillance systems or equipment, the mission-centric trailer not only serves as a mobile location to give and receive assistance, but it also serves as a coordination and briefing center on scene.
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