When I was in the military, between boot camp and going to our first school, we were en masse "volunteered" to be patients in a mass casualty drill at a hospita

When I was in the military, between boot camp and going to our first school, we were en masse "volunteered" to be patients in a mass casualty drill at a hospital in Chicago. I'm not sure if it was really worth the trouble. Most of the triage staff rolled their eyes and looked annoyed when we showed up. It was a lot of effort - probably 20 busses full of 19-25 year olds staged in McCormick place all day, trained, made up to look wounded - I can't imagine what it cost to put on, and it seemed to only piss off the staff.