Pictured is a member of the Medical Team testing blood samples at the training facility in Strensall. Training at the Army Medical Services Training Centre (AMSTC), at Strensall near York, which was designed to develop and assess the clinical and organisational procedures required, as more than 100 members of the British Army’s 22 Field Hospital prepared to provide a 12-bed treatment unit for healthcare workers in Sierra Leone. Personnel carried out parts of the exercise in personal protective equipment in a hangar converted into a mock-up field hospital, treating simulated casualties to replicate the situation they expected to find when they deploy. *Organization: MOD *Object Name: ArmyHQ_2014_152_Op Gritrock_019 *Supplemental Categories: People, Medical, MERT, Operations, Humanitarian *Keywords: Humanitarian Aid, Disease, Relief, Aid, Ebola, Sierra Leone, Gritrock, Op, Operation, Virus, Infection , Medical, Protective Clothing, Care, Personal Protective Clothing, PPE, Mask, Gloves, Tent, Strensall, Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps , QARANC *Country: UK