They forged an alliance with the fledgling Caesar's Legion in 2247. New Vegas' Ulysses was once a member of the Twisted Hairs, a powerful tribe in Arizona. While Ulysses' true identity is unknown, he chose his name in honor of the General and President Ulysses S. In every major DLC afterwards, he's mentioned until finally, during the events of Lonesome Road, he reveals himself as Ulysses.
In the base game, this person is first referenced by Johnson Nash in Primm, who explains that they were originally meant to carry the package that nearly got the Courier killed. I have seen a mod that makes the medic PA in FO3 a thing in FNV and TTW where it actually heals you and such if your health gets too low, also while talking, just not sure what it was called.Throughout the Courier's travels through the Mojave in Fallout: New Vegas, players can't help but notice that there's someone who knows who they are shadowing their every move. If you want I can look into it a bit for you. There may also be some additional special effects that could be used like the HUD blood splatter (emergency surgical procedure) or some of the surgical tools audio when the armor is healing or performing a procedure. That wouldn't be too hard and it would keep some of the iconic look of the early MK series of autodocs. Maybe some robotic tools could be attached to a backpack for immediate field surgery. So it might be hard to have a autodoc PA and really carry over the core concept. A autodoc has far more extensive physical capabilities via robotic limbs and tools that allow surgical procedures (and I guess some models synthesize medications, maybe other goodies). There was a prototype medic power armor, but it's essentially just morphine injections. I learned a few moments ago that there is not such thing. I always thought there was an Auto-Doc suit.
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