Once 6 fallen infantrymen (whether Riflemen, Engineers, Snipers or even team weapon crewmen) have been collected in this way, a completely fresh new Riflemen Squad is created immediately, automatically and free of charge. Once the Medic reaches the station, the wounded soldier is placed inside. The Medic will make his way to the fallen infantryman, spend a second or two checking or stabilizing his wounds, and then lift him and carry him back to the Medic Station. To save this soldier, the Medic Station will send out one of its Medics (if either of them is available at the time) to retrieve the fallen soldier. This can only happen if the infantryman was mortally wounded within 150 meters of an existing Medic Station. Nonetheless, while the infantryman is not capable of fighting anymore, he is still alive and can be rescued from the battlefield. The rest of the time, the soldier is killed outright. Mortal wounds occur rather rarely, about 15%-25% of the time. He can then be seen wriggling on the ground in a pool of his own blood. However, unless the damage done to him is too severe, he has a chance to survive the ordeal, though with mortal wounds. When any infantryman is brought down to 0 health, he will fall in battle. outright death whenever an infantryman becomes a casualty to enemy fire. This effectively saves 15-25% of the resource expenditure on replacing these squads, given the standard rate of incapacitation vs. Once a total of 6 infantrymen has been collected at all Medic Stations, the last station to collect a fallen man will then automatically spawn a completely new Riflemen Squad, completely free of charge. There is no need to issue specific orders to the Medics - they'll collect casualties automatically. The Medics will only travel up to 150 meters from the station, and only when an infantryman falls but is not killed outright (actual corpses are simply left on the field). Once constructed, the station spawns two Medics, who will linger by the structure and wait for the opportunity to collect injured infantrymen, as explained below.
Medic Stations are built by Engineer Squads for 150 150. The Medic Station allows the Americans to offset some of these losses, by collecting wounded incapacitated infantrymen from the field and reconstituting them into new Riflemen Squads. As a result, casualties among infantry are expected to be severe in most battles. Engineer Squads are unlikely to survive direct engagement against any enemy combat units. Riflemen Squads are powerful in groups, but each riflemen is individually vulnerable. American infantry are expected to receive casualties in combat.
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