The Drop Triage is a type of drop pod made specifically for being dropped into hostile or near hostile environments. It contains medical supplies, surgery equipment, and communication equipment to relay for casualty pick ups.

These buildings can be stored on cargo freighters and detached in orbit. From there, the boosters on the sides can guide the building down until it reaches the surface. When the building detects the ground below it and measures the distance, its reverse thruster pods kick in and let it descend slowly until it lands neatly. After that, the building secures its foundation, expands, and is ready for service. For retrieval, a Red Hill transport can come down and link with the compressed building to take it back to orbit for storage and reuse.

The Drop Triage was developed out of the several complaints of how some marines would not be able to make it back to ships for medical treatment, or how the stabilizing supplies was lacking on ground for medics. NAM, being so deviously inventive, threw up this design in less than a length of two months to satisfy complaints.

• Organizations: Star Army of Nepleslia
• Type: Drop Building
• Class: Na-O1-00 Drop Triage
• Designer: NAM
• Manufacturer: NAM
• Production: Mass Production
• Maximum Capacity(Only when expanded and functional): 10
  • Medical Staff: 1 to 3 Doctors, 1 to 2 Medics/Nurses/Assistants.
  • Patients: 7

• Length: 27 ft. / 8.23 m.
• Width: 17 ft. / 5.18 m.
• Height: 9 ft. / 2.74 m.
• Mass: 10.6 t. / 10,600 Kg.

• Length: 34 ft. / 10.36 m.
• Width: 17 ft. / 5.18 m.
• Height: 17 ft. / 5.18 m.
• Mass: 10.6 t. / 10,600 Kg.

• Lifespan: 2 years
• Refit Cycle: Everytime it is retrieved from orbit.

• = Hull: Is made of thick steel to keep the occupants inside defended.
• 1. Reverse Thrusters: These thrusters are designed to let out a certain amount of power according to the speed of descent and gravity it is falling in.
• = Stabilization Pikes: Steel pikes that shoot into the ground to secure the foundation of the Drop Triage. These pikes are concealed under the cabinets inside the building when compressed.
• 2. Rear Opening: The back shudder of the Drop Triage can be opened to move wounded directly to quick-lift transports.

• 3. Medical Storage: The Drop triage contains a series of marked cabinets and storage compartments that line the port and starboard walls of the building.
• 4. Human Cleaning Facilities: Among the storage compartments are two sinks with several bits of human cleaning agents in the cabinet below them.
• 5. Waste Container: This container is used for removing any sort of material the doctors no longer need. It is a simple black box with an opening on top.
• 6. Pod Cleaning Cabinet: Contains cleaning agents to clean the pod itself.
• 7. Stretcher/Operating Table Container: Holds seven stretchers, and seven flat surfaces that can be placed on them and locked in to make them double as operating tables.
• 8. Diagnosis Viewscreen: Can keep up and show the vital signs of any marine hooked up to it.
• 9. Static Operating Tables: These are 3 solid, flat operating tables that allow the doctors stablize, diagnose, or even operate on Marines. These are unmovable.
• 10. Extra Space: When the Drop Triage expands, it allows for extra room and space for the doctors to evacuate or use the extra operating tables. Could even be used for more recreational purposes if there is nothing going on.