This book documents the history of the Medical Service Corps, articulated through the accounts of its members, the U.S. Army, other U.S. military services, and by the nation which it services. These lessons date back to the American Revolution and progress to 1994. Its audience is the scholarly community who adheres to established rules of historical research and those who educate on the Army’s Medical Service Corps.
The author was a Colonel in the U.S. Army and the Medical Service Corps. He has a Master’s in Healthcare Administration from Baylor University and served in Panama and Vietnam. This literature was reviewed and published by the Office of the Surgeon General and the Center of Military History, United States Army. By having this
The author was a Colonel in the U.S. Army and the Medical Service Corps. He has a Master’s in Healthcare Administration from Baylor University and served in Panama and Vietnam. This literature was reviewed and published by the Office of the Surgeon General and the Center of Military History, United States Army. By having this