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Medic

"Any battlefield medic would be proud to have done as much."

―Han Solo^[src]

A medic was a title held by soldiers that carried medical supplies into a battlefield and tended to wounded soldiers. They were present in many armies including the Grand Army of the Republic and the Imperial Army.

1 Medics in different armies
2 Behind the scenes
3 Appearances
4 Sources
5 Notes and references
- 5.1 In other languages

Medics in different armiesEdit

On the planet Naboo, the Gungan Grand Army used a certain type of Gungan Doctor as its medic, while the Human Royal Naboo Security Forces used Royal med droids.^[1]

The Trade Federation Droid Army and later the Separatist Droid Army did not require medics, but used MED-47 medical droids and ADK-25-MED medical droids, respectively, when dealing with organic individuals.^[1]

Wookiees used their own design of medical droid.^[1]

Clone trooper medics were clone troopers that acted as medics on the battlefield. They were trained as medics on Kamino and received special tools to help their fellow wounded troopers. These medics were also experienced troopers and often served near the front line of combat. Notable battles they were involved with were the Battle of Umbara and the Battle of Saleucami.^[source?] The Grand Army of the Republic also used IM-6 medical droids.^[1]

Imperial medic were specifically trained soldiers whose job was to tend to wounded stormtroopers. They stayed a little back from the front lines and could defend themselves with their blasters if needed. They participated in battles on contested planets such as Felucia, Kashyyyk and Raxus Prime.^[source?] The Imperials also used the 2-1C medical droids.^[1]

The Rebel Alliance used 2-1B droids as medics for its army.^[1]

Behind the scenesEdit

According to the novel The Clone Wars: Decide Your Destiny: The Lost Legion, Phase 1 clone trooper medics have their squad color markings on their armor, circles on their shoulder plates, and a thin stripe around their helmets. However, they may not have markings at all, for Kix in "The Deserter" doesn't have any on his armor. When Kix changes his Phase I clone trooper armour to Phase II, his new armor displays the clone trooper medic markings.

In the 2001 video game Star Wars: Galactic Battlegroundss and its 2002 expansion pack, medics are produced by each of the eight civilizations at Command Centers for 50 units of food. In the Trade Federation's bonus campaign, an alternate version of the Battle of Grassy Plains, two medical droids join Darth Maul at the battle.