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Army Aidman administers penicillin to battle casualty (coloured ad by Schenley Laboratories, Inc., Lawrenceburg, Indiana, August 1944 - "Thanks to Penicillin ... he will come home"!)

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Posted by: Prof.Roslyn Bernstein	Posted on: Saturday 2nd March, 2013
Name:	Prof.Roslyn Bernstein
Where did you hear about us?	An Online Forum
Comments: My Uncle Pfc Seymour Schwartz was a medic in the 302nd, of the 94th, most probably 2nd battalion. He was killed in the Battle of the Bulge, February 9, 1945 and received a Purple Heart and a Silver Star. I am writing a book about him and would like to talk to anyone who he might have treated or who knew him. He died when he stepped on a mine. He was trying to rescue a wounded comrade.

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Posted by: Clyde Bornhurst	Posted on: Wednesday 27th February, 2013
Name:	Clyde Bornhurst
Location:	Tucson, Arizona
Where did you hear about us?	Search Engine
Comments: I was a patient at 4th general Hospital in New Guinea, 1945. 15 year old crew member on a gasoline tanker. I remember Miss Bogle and Miss Rice, nurses.

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Posted by: Leo O. Morabito	Posted on: Wednesday 27th February, 2013
Name:	Leo O. Morabito
Location:	Mahwah, NJ 07430
Unit:	188th General Hospital
Where did you hear about us?	Search Engine
Comments: Would like to come in contact with any one who served with the 188th Gen. Hosp. during WW2. The web site is great! Thank You

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Posted by: Robert Taylor	Posted on: Saturday 23rd February, 2013
Name:	Robert Taylor
Location:	Glenford,Oh
Unit:	42nd field hospital 3rd platoon
Where did you hear about us?	Just stumbled upon it while surfing
Comments: My father was one of the volunteer enlisted medical techs captured at St Vith on Dec 19,1944.Would like to receive any info I can on his capture or release.He would not talk of his experiences and passed on in 1984.Any Help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You

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Posted by: Judith Soto	Posted on: Thursday 14th February, 2013
Name:	Judith Soto
Location:	farwell, tx.
Where did you hear about us?	Just stumbled upon it while surfing
Comments: I would like to know if anybody who new my father(paul aragon) as far as i new he was a army medic. i would like to hear from you or even a picture or even places if you know.

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