Incidence of the "Knife & Gun Club" vs military medicine

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Just playing the Devil's Advocate.
 
Would it be prudent to consider adapting military experiences and/or
concepts to civilian life in places where the "Knife and Gun Club" is
exceedingly more than national averages? If so, what would they be?

Granted, civilian EMS is different from military prehospital care in many
aspects regardless of how severely injured the victim is. The available
immediate resources and the logistics vary greatly. 
 
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