Collection: 8th Evacuation Hospital collection, 1941/2011 / Date range: 1942 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection 8th Evacuation Hospital collection, 1941/2011 Date range 1942

European - African - Middle Eastern campaign medal, 1942 Box 23, Folder 060

donated by Cathleene Carter

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Group photo of 8th Evac before leaving Charlottesville, 1942 Box 11, Folder 020

Top Row: Margaret Ford, Mary Ellen Gibson, Elizabeth Wiseman, Alice Huffman, Langhorne Cloyd, Mayme Griffitts, Ruth Eastman, Eula Wright, Minnie Lee Dozier, Mamie Donley, Margery Stulting, Frances Thomas, Addie Roadcap, Nova Dowd. Second Row: Mamie Kidd, Ella Gillespie, Kenneth Grim, Preston Trousdale, William Norman Thornton, Beverley Hairfield, William Edgar Waddell, Ruth Beery, James Richmond Low, John Coleman, John Rogers Mapp, William Laird, Jane Anderson, Helen Gilkerson. Bottom Row: Henry Mayo, Leon Culbertson, H. B. Holsinger, E. Cato Drash, Staige D. Blackford, John McNeel, Byrd S. Leavell, Edwin Shearburn, John Guerrant, Albert Gillespie

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Halloran General Hospital, staten Island, NY, Christmas dinner, 1942 Box 34, Folder 025

Includes the dinner menu and a list of personnel.

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Italian Consulate building in Casablanca, 1942 Box 12, Folder 096

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Line of trucks apparently for troop transport, 1942 Box 16, Folder 034

Notation on back: ISTITUTO NAZIONALS LUCE = ROMA 21/6/42 XX RG. 6093, Tobruch e il suo porto, [?] dalle truppe italiane e germaniche

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LIST OF U.S. ARMY OFFICERS AND THEIR ASSIGNMENTS ADDRESSED TO WILLIAM P. SNAVELY, 1942 Box 04, Folder 031

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MEDICAL REPORTS-DIAGNOSIS AND POST-MORTEM OF PRIVATE MARTIN, PATIENT IN 8TH EVA. HOSPITAL IN ITALY, 1942 Box 04, Folder 032

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Nurse and tents, Pageland, S. C., 1942 Box 16, Folder 059

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Nurse in front of tent, Pageland, S. C., 1942 Box 16, Folder 063

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Nurse in front of tent, Pageland, S. C., 1942 Box 16, Folder 064

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