During World War II, German medics used tags to document and manage soldiers' injuries from chemical warfare. These tags recorded details about the nature and severity of the chemical exposure, the treatment administered, and the soldier's identification. This system ensured efficient triage and appropriate medical care as soldiers were evacuated from the battlefield to medical facilities.
The stripes on these tags were used to determine the soldier's transportability:
- 2 Stripes: Unfit for transport
- 1 Stripe: Fit for transport
- No Stripes: Able to march
These LEGO® tiles (1x2) are perfect for enhancing your dioramas.
Design by TinyVeterans. Printed by Panzer Bricklabs.
This product includes only one German WW2 Medical Tag Tile For Chemical Warfare Casualties of the chosen variant.
The Minifigure(s) and everything else visible in the pictures is not included!
WARNING: Choking Hazard - Our products include small parts which are not suitable for children under 6 years!
DISCLAIMER: Some of our products' historical themes may not be suitable for children.
