DIGIRENT - Soldiers Saving Soldiers-Vietnam Remembered A History of the 18th Surgical Hospital
Dr. Jerry Martin
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Soldiers Saving Soldiers-Vietnam Remembered Dr. Jerry Martin epub Soldiers Saving Soldiers-Vietnam Remembered Dr. Jerry Martin pdf download Soldiers Saving Soldiers-Vietnam Remembered Dr. Jerry Martin pdf file Soldiers Saving Soldiers-Vietnam Remembered Dr. Jerry Martin audiobook Soldiers Saving Soldiers-Vietnam Remembered Dr. Jerry Martin book review Soldiers Saving Soldiers-Vietnam Remembered Dr. Jerry Martin summary | #886815 in Books | 2011-09-15 | Original language:English | 11.50 x9.00 x1.00l, | File type: PDF | 256 pages||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Excellent source of history from the officer's perspective|By Customer|Excellent source of history from the officer's perspective. I wish more enlisted personnel were represented. As noted however, most of us went about our lives disconnected from those of officer ranks. Interesting however.|0 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Amazing||In surgically precise prose, Dr. Jerry Martin's book completes two major missions: First, it is a well-researched history of the 18th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital, including its rolls and assignments in WWII and Vietnam. Second, it brings to life and preserve
Soldiers Saving Soldiers is the story of the 18th Surgical Hospital and the hundreds of doctors, nurses, medics and support personnel who were stationed at Pleiku, South Vietnam during the Vietnam War. In particular, it centers on the experiences of Dr. Jerry W. Martin, who stationed there from June 1966-June 1967.
Part combat hospital and part medical clinic for Vietnamese and Montagnard villagers, the 18th Surgical Hospital served as a vital lifeline and save...
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