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medevac

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med·e·vac (md-vk)
n.
1. Air transport of persons to a place where they can receive medical or surgical care; medical evacuation.
2. A helicopter or other aircraft used for such transport.
v.
To transport a patient to a place where medical care is available.

medevac,
abbreviation for medical evacuation.


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