A Soldier with 1st Cavalry Division enters the M113 Ambulance during Warfighter 21-4 exercise at Fort Hood, Texas April 11, 2021. The M113 tracked ambulance has a capacity of: four litter casualties, or. ten ambulatory casualties, or. a mixed load of two litter casualties and five ambulatory casualties.

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11 April 2021

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