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An enlisted man of the 26th Portable Hospital applies an adhesive bandage to
the stomach wound of a patient. Biak Island, Dutch New Guinea. June 18, 1944
(SC 239005). |
Sgt. Ralph Lanhan (Orrville, Ohio), 38th Infantry Regiment Medical Section,
treats the foot of a member of the regiment, wounded in the bitter battle
for Hill 1179. July 30, 1951 (SC 376097). |
Medical Corps field sterilizer. England. January 1943 (SC 165448). |
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Wounded arriving at triage station, Suippes, France, from sanitary train
(WWI/Reeve 17413). |
Treatment of wounded at a battalion aid station below Bologna, Italy. April
19, 1945 (NCP 4128). |
Bamboo surgical tables. Vietnam (46-1). |
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French x-ray truck and the generator that supplies light to the tents,
formerly the Yale University Mobile Unit. December 19, 1918 (SC 3341). |
American wounded receive treatment in the square at Troyes, France. August
26, 1944 (NCP 4120). |
Medics treat wound in right thigh (NCP 4135). |
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Medics operate in tent on patient with multiple leg wounds (NCP 4136). |
Military surgical operation with unmasked anesthetist observing (NCP 4141). |
Medics administer blood plasma to an American casualty wounded when his
division command post was shelled. Leyte Island, Philippines. October 22,
1944 (SC 196094). |
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Military doctors operate in tent with full surgical preparation (NCP 4142). |
Soldier wounded when Japanese air-raided an airstrip somewhere in New
Guinea. Cpl. Henry Chum (Washington, DC) received plasma at field hospital.
New Guinea. May 11, 1943 (SC 169336). |
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