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Commander A. Cherry Hatten, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Navy, holds the scientific exhibit award for 1st Place in the National Division for Education and Research presented at the 50th Anniversary Conference of the American Physical Therapy Association in Boston, Massachusetts, for scientific exhibit entitled "Tests and Measurements in Chest Disease." [Portraits.] Medical Service Corps.
Published in US Navy Medicine 01/1972
Aerospace physiologist Lieutenant Commander D.W. Call has qualified as a Navy test parachutist. [Portraits.] Medical Service Corps.
Published in US Navy Medicine 08/1975
Lieutenant Sandra L. Doppelheuer, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Naval Reserve, a dietician. [Portraits.] Dietitians and Food Service.
Published in US Navy Medicine 08/1972
Extended term in 1972- As his wife held the Bible, Captain Emmett L. Van Landingham, MSC, U.S. Navy, former Chief of the Navy Medical Service Corps, took the oath that extended his term of office for one year, from the former Navy Surgeon General, Vice Admiral George M. Davis, Medical Corps, U.S. Navy. Captain Van Landingham was appointed by the Secretary of the Navy in 1968 to serve for a period of 4 years as Director of the Medical Service Corps; his term of office was subsequently extended one year, to expire in 09/1973. [Portraits.] Van Landingham, E.L., Captain, MSC [Medical Service Corps], U.S. Navy.
Published in US Navy Medicine 09/1973
Lieutenant Commander L.P. Metcalf, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Navy, encouraging a shy youngster in Vietnam to join him in the picture. [Children.] [Vietnam War.] Vietnam - Treating Civilians.
published in U.S. Navy Medicine 12/1970
The disaster 3/50 Kit - Lieutenant R.A. Christiansen, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Naval Reserve (left) and Hospital Corpsman 1st Class F. Schubert (right) display the product which they planned and developed. Metal boxes are banded prior to deployment. U.S. Naval Hospital. [Humanitarian assistance.][Medical supplies.] San Diego, California.
published in 01/1974; U.S. Navy Medicine
Captain Dermot Murray, Medical Corps, U.S. Navy, Director Planning Division, BUMED (center and Mr. David Southey (right) discuss Pensacola area medical facilities with Captain Robert M. Ware, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Navy (left) AO [administrative officer?] Naval Aerospace Medical Center, Pensacola, Florida. The BUMED officials responsible for facilities planning visited Pensacola in August while engaged in aerial and ground tours of naval activities and military/civilian medical facilities in the area of Meridan, Mississippi. [Portraits.] Pensacola, Florida
Published in 09/1971; U.S. Navy Medicine; Photo by Les Humphery
Lieutenant Neil R. Petersen, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Navy (right) explains the new food-service system to Rear Admiral Oscar Gray, Jr., Commanding Officer of the Naval Aerospace Medical Center (2nd from right). Standing from left to right are Commander William E. Whitlock, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Navy, AO [administrative officer?] Naval Hospital, Pensacola; Commander Jean P. Kirsch, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Navy, professional assistant to Rear Admiral Gray, and Captain Neil V. White, Medical Corps, U.S. Navy, Commanding Officer, Naval Hospital Pensacola. [Portraits.] Pensacola, Florida
Published in 04/1972; U.S. Navy Medicine
Career program - Navy physical therapist Lieutenant L.B. Hartung Medical Service Corps, U.S. Naval Reserve guides high school students in a tour of Oakland Naval Hospital's Physical Therapy Department. Students can earn high school credit when they learn about health care careers.[Minorities.][Training.] Naval Hospital, Oakland Part 2 folder.
Published 03/1974; U.S. Navy Medicine
Cover: Anopheles mosquito taking a blood meal, superimposed on a malaria blood stage infection. Three P. ovale trophozoites are visible. [Entomology] "Malaria (Part1): Lessons From Somalia and General Slim" by CDR JM Crutcher, MC, USNR; LCDR T. W. Sharp, MC, USN; CDR MR. Wallace, MC, USN; CAPT S.L. Hoffman, MC, USNR
Navy Medicine Magazine March-April 1994. online at archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994 or commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NAVY_MEDICINE_Vol._85,_No...(IA_NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994).pdf
A Naval Academy midshipman checks his shoulder straps before a "punch-out" in a mechanical ejection seat trainer as HM2 Jeff Carter keeps a close watch. [Training][Corpsmen][Midshipman] "Learning Survival at Naval Hospital Cherry Point" by CP L D. C. Hottle, USMC
Navy Medicine Magazine March-April 1994. online at archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994 or commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NAVY_MEDICINE_Vol._85,_No...(IA_NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994).pdf
Coast Guard search and rescue helicopter crewmembers from Alexandria, VA, prepare for a "crash" in the helo dunker. [Coast Guard][Personnel][Training] [Aviation Physiology and Water Survival Training Department] "Learning Survival at Naval Hospital Cherry Point" by CP L D. C. Hottle, USMC
Navy Medicine Magazine March-April 1994. online at archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994 or commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NAVY_MEDICINE_Vol._85,_No...(IA_NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994).pdf
Navy Medicine 1958, Operation Deep Freeze, Antarctica. [Ambulance][Medical Transport]
Navy Medicine Magazine March-April 1994. online at archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994 or commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NAVY_MEDICINE_Vol._85,_No...(IA_NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994).pdf
CAPT Jerry K. Johnson, DC. [Portrait][Officer] "Flag Officer Selectees"
Navy Medicine Magazine March-April 1994. online at archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994 or commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NAVY_MEDICINE_Vol._85,_No...(IA_NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994).pdf
CAPT Joan M. Engel, NC. [Portrait][Nurse][Officer][Female] "Flag Officer Selectees"
Navy Medicine Magazine March-April 1994. online at archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994 or commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NAVY_MEDICINE_Vol._85,_No...(IA_NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994).pdf
Naval Academy midshipmen tighten their oxygen masks before ascending to 10,000 feet in the hypobaric chamber. [Midshipmen][Training] [Aviation Physiology and Water Survival Training Department] "Learning Survival at Naval Hospital Cherry Point" by CP L D. C. Hottle, USMC
Navy Medicine Magazine March-April 1994. online at archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994 or commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NAVY_MEDICINE_Vol._85,_No...(IA_NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994).pdf
A Marine water survival student, wearing 40 pounds of flight gear, struggles to stay afloat during a swimming test as a Navy corpsman keeps close watch. [Marines][Training] [Aviation Physiology and Water Survival Training Department] "Learning Survival at Naval Hospital Cherry Point" by CP L D. C. Hottle, USMC
Navy Medicine Magazine March-April 1994. online at archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994 or commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NAVY_MEDICINE_Vol._85,_No...(IA_NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994).pdf
USS Samaritan (AH-10) was one of the newly converted hospital ships that were sorely needed in the Pacific. [Ship] "Navy Medicine March-April 1944" by J Mitchum and D. Klubes
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CAPT William R. Rowley, MC. [Portrait][Officer] "Flag Officer Selectees"
Navy Medicine Magazine March-April 1994. online at archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994 or commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NAVY_MEDICINE_Vol._85,_No...(IA_NavyMedicineVol.85No.2March-april1994).pdf
The author with one of his patients. [Officer][Patient][Children] "Reserve Dental Exercise JOTS '93" by LCDR D. Wright, USNR
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