Collection: 8th Evacuation Hospital collection, 1941/2011 / Date range: 1944 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection 8th Evacuation Hospital collection, 1941/2011 Date range 1944

Fifth Army Association card for John L. Guerrant, 1944 Box 29, Folder 003

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FIFTH ARMY ASSOCIATION MEMBER CARD OF LEWIS W. KIRKMAN, 1944 Box 05, Folder 040

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Fifth Army commendation for the 8th Evac, 1944 Box 16, Folder 001

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Five military personnel, 3 women, 2 men at Vesuvius, 1944 Box 23, Folder 012

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Fletcher Spann in clinical lab, 1944 Box 11, Folder 010

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General Clark (2nd man from left) and King George VI (4th man from left) reviewing nurses, 1944 Box 22, Folder 027

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George Hairfield, Ruth Eastman, and Rich Low in front of tents at Carinola, Italy, 1944 Box 23, Folder 020

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Group of men standing outside, 1944 Box 12, Folder 015

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Group picture of 8th Evac officers and nurses, tents in background, Italy, 1944 Box 13, Folder 012

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Group picture of servicemen being entertained by a "G.I." show in Carinola, Italy, 1944 Box 13, Folder 013

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