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LTC Jonathan Letterman, Civil War medical officer
and Medical Director for the Army of the Potomac. He pioneered a
plan for speedy evacuation of the wounded from the battlefield through
creation of an ambulance corps, development of echeloned medical
care involving evacuation of patients to the appropriate type of
hospital, and initiation of an effective supply system for the Army
of the Potomac. |
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Medical officer examines captured German medicines, France, c.
1918. |
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Medical officer and combat medics treating a casualty at an aid
station on the beach at Normandy, D-Day 1944. Wounded soldier is
being administered blood plasma. |
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Medical officer with 2 enlisted medics administers a transfusion
to a Chinese infantryman. Tengchun, China, 1944. |
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Surgeon on right heads team about to operate on a patient at the
44th MASH, Korea, 19 January 1954. |
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Radiology residents meet with their teaching chief at an Army
Medical Center, c. 1968. |
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