RTD: Treat Gonorrhea or battle wounds first?

Return to Duty (RTD) to influence triage?

"During the spring of 1943, while British troops in North Africa were preparing to invade Italy and Sicily, many in the ranks contracted gonorrhea after visiting local prostitutes.

The debate was whether penicillin should be used to treat these soldiers who had contracted gonorrhea rather than to treat soldiers suffering from battle wounds – ”the goal being to return to health as many soldiers as possible so that they could resume training for the imminent invasion."