WW II 1942-45 1st division 18th Infantry Medic “DOCTOR DANGER FORWARD”
The text is based on both official “morning reports” and the author’s personal notes, providing accuracy as well as human insight.
The text is based on both official “morning reports” and the author’s personal notes, providing accuracy as well as human insight.
This doctor dealt with facial injuries. These trucks helped to move him around to the various locations where he was needed. moved around a lot. Mostly he was sent to a Army infantry divisions to preform work.
It is a historical nonfiction narrative written in English, featuring illustrations and focusing on military history. Includes: Letter (signed) from the Rear Admiral of the Danish Navy.
The illustrated edition makes complex ideas much easier to understand.
My Darling Margy: The World War II Dairies and Letters of Surgeon Charles Francis Chunn, M.D., Paperback. On December 8, 1941 he volunteered for the Army. This unit was to be sent overseas quickly.
This is filled with dated letters. On September 16 he is assigned to the 53rd Field Hospital. From this point on he is assigned to several different Field Hospitals. I have not read this so I do not know why he moved so much.
This vintage hardcover book is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of military history. The "Handbook Of The Hospital Corps United States Navy - 1939" is a comprehensive guide that provides valuable insights into the Navy's medical history. Written by various authors, this book is a fascinating illustration of the Navy's hospital corps unit in the United States. The book is in its original English language and was published in 1939. It covers a range of topics related to the Navy's hospital corps unit, including information on treatments, medicine, and military history. This antique book is a valuable addition to any collection and is a rare find for those interested in Navy history.
Not Handbook on the Medical Aspects of NBC Defensive Operations. August 1973. FM21-10 NAVMED P-5059 AFP161-3 There’s a name on the front cover. Other than that, it’s in excellent condition. Pages are clean and bright with no writing or folded corners.
Good condition. No dustjacket as issued. First third of the pages have a moderate, light crease in upper right corner where they were slightly bumped. The first forty pages have a small crease in lower right corner.
It serves as a valuable resource for adult readers interested in military and war history.