Field Manual - Add KAM First Aid Guide

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[Andx667]

mergen wenn KAT Advanced Medical offiziel im TTT adaptiert wurde.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the Field Manual component to replace example content and multiple training categories with a focused KAM (Kampf-Angepasste Medizin/Combat Adapted Medicine) First Aid Guide. The changes simplify the field manual structure while providing comprehensive first aid procedures.

• Removes example entries and multiple training categories (logistics, engineer, EOD)
• Adds detailed first aid procedures following the MARCH protocol (Massive bleeding, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Handover)
• Updates configuration to focus on medical first aid training with external wiki link

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
addons/fieldmanual/stringtable.xml	Replaces multiple training categories with detailed first aid content and adds 5-line request entry
addons/fieldmanual/CfgHints.hpp	Simplifies hint configuration, removes multiple categories, and adds external wiki reference

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Incomplete formatting tag '%occluded%4' is missing the opening '%3' tag. It should be '%3occluded%4'.

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<English>%3First Aid%4 are the first steps taken to rescue a downed soldier. These are usually performed by non-medical personal.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;%2If possible: %3take cover%4 and %3keep fighting%4 until the threat is eliminated&lt;br/&gt;%2%3Inform%4 your buddy and squad leader that you are wounded / that someone else is downed&lt;br/&gt;%2Drag the wounded to %3cover%4&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;%2%3M%4assive Bleeing&lt;br/&gt;%11Use %3Tourniquets%4 on wounded arms and legs, %3Bandages%4 on torso and head to stop any bleeing&lt;br/&gt;%2%3A%4irway&lt;br/&gt;%11%3Check the Airway%4 of the patient, if it is %occluded%4 begin %3Head Turning%4 until the obstuction is cleared, if it is obstructed %3Overextend%4 the head&lt;br/&gt;%2%3R%4espriration&lt;br/&gt;%11Treat any deep chest wounds with a %3Chest Seal%4&lt;br/&gt;%2%3C%4irculation&lt;br/&gt;%11%3Check the puls%4 of the patient, if he has none: start %3CPR%4. If he has a stable pulse put him in %3Recovery Positon%4, keep bandaging wounds and try to %3reorientate%4 the patient.&lt;br/&gt;%2%3H%4andover&lt;br/&gt;%11Either bring the patient to a medic for further treatment or wait until a medic arrives at your location. Provide the following informtion to next level care:&lt;br/&gt;%11Who is the patient (name and function)&lt;br/&gt;%11Status of the patient(&lt;t color='#E60000'&gt;KAT Alpha&lt;/t&gt;, &lt;t color='#D9D900'&gt;KAT Bravo&lt;/t&gt;, &lt;t color='#00CC00'&gt;KAT Charlie&lt;/t&gt;)&lt;br/&gt;%11What happend?&lt;br/&gt;%11How long is the patient unconscious?&lt;br/&gt;%11What treatments have already been performed?</English>

<English>%3First Aid%4 are the first steps taken to rescue a downed soldier. These are usually performed by non-medical personal.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;%2If possible: %3take cover%4 and %3keep fighting%4 until the threat is eliminated&lt;br/&gt;%2%3Inform%4 your buddy and squad leader that you are wounded / that someone else is downed&lt;br/&gt;%2Drag the wounded to %3cover%4&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;%2%3M%4assive Bleeing&lt;br/&gt;%11Use %3Tourniquets%4 on wounded arms and legs, %3Bandages%4 on torso and head to stop any bleeing&lt;br/&gt;%2%3A%4irway&lt;br/&gt;%11%3Check the Airway%4 of the patient, if it is %3occluded%4 begin %3Head Turning%4 until the obstuction is cleared, if it is obstructed %3Overextend%4 the head&lt;br/&gt;%2%3R%4espriration&lt;br/&gt;%11Treat any deep chest wounds with a %3Chest Seal%4&lt;br/&gt;%2%3C%4irculation&lt;br/&gt;%11%3Check the puls%4 of the patient, if he has none: start %3CPR%4. If he has a stable pulse put him in %3Recovery Positon%4, keep bandaging wounds and try to %3reorientate%4 the patient.&lt;br/&gt;%2%3H%4andover&lt;br/&gt;%11Either bring the patient to a medic for further treatment or wait until a medic arrives at your location. Provide the following informtion to next level care:&lt;br/&gt;%11Who is the patient (name and function)&lt;br/&gt;%11Status of the patient(&lt;t color='#E60000'&gt;KAT Alpha&lt;/t&gt;, &lt;t color='#D9D900'&gt;KAT Bravo&lt;/t&gt;, &lt;t color='#00CC00'&gt;KAT Charlie&lt;/t&gt;)&lt;br/&gt;%11What happend?&lt;br/&gt;%11How long is the patient unconscious?&lt;br/&gt;%11What treatments have already been performed?</English>