Introduction & Activation:

In the summer of 1941, the War Department requested the Cincinnati Hospital to constitute the 25th General Hospital. The project was intended to set up a medical organization similar to the one that served during World War I of the same name (Base Hospital No. 25 became part of a Hospital Center authorized December 12, 1917, comprising ten groups of Hospitals, set up in type-A barracks supplemented by additional tentage; 300 barracks were completed by July 20, and the first patients arrived on July 23, 1918; this concentration of AEF Hospitals established at Allerey-sur-Saône, eventually held 33,658 patients by March 31, 1918 –ed). Plans for the new organization gained momentum following the Japanese attack against Pearl Harbor of December 7, 1941. In 1943 the unit was finally ordered into active military service.

Activated Hospitals December 1941 – Zone of Interior
17 Evacuation Hospitals
22 General Hospitals
24 Station Hospitals
8 Surgical Hospitals

As early as March 1939, the Surgeon General, Major General Charles R. Reynolds, had already proposed the revival of “affiliated” hospital units; reserve units sponsored by civilian Hospitals and Medical Schools as organized during WWI (in addition to training units, affiliated hospitals consisted mainly of professional commissioned personnel, Doctors and Nurses, supplemented by Enlisted personnel, as soon as they were called to active duty as needed –ed).
The original plan, approved in August of the same year, called for the organization of affiliated Hospitals to staff as many as 32 General Hospitals – 17 Evacuation Hospitals and 13 Surgical Hospitals! The challenge was enormous, with the preparation of medical organizations for field service often conflicting with operation and expansion of Hospitals in the ZI, for such new units also required personnel and equipment. After the new units had been activated and organized, they needed to be trained, fully equipped, and processed for service overseas.

The 25th General Hospital, affiliated with Cincinnati General Hospital and the University of Cincinnati, Ohio, was officially activated June 10, 1943, at Nichols General Hospital. The Henry James Nichols General Hospital (named after Lt. Colonel Henry J. Nichols, 1877-1927 –ed), was designated a General Hospital in the Zone of Interior, by War Department directive WD General Order # 64 dated November 24, 1942. Established at Louisville, Kentucky, it consisted of a wood cantonment with an authorized bed capacity of 1717. The Hospital was ready to receive patients starting December 11, 1942. Its current specialties included Neurology – General and Orthopedic Surgery – and Neuro-Surgery.

Organization:

Many of the selected Officers and Nurses applied for active service with the understanding that they would rejoin the 25th General at the time of its activation. The MC, DC, and MAC Officers were assigned to duty at different locations; either at Fort Knox (Louisville, Kentucky), Fort Hayes (Columbus, Ohio), Fort Benjamin Harris (Indianapolis, Indiana), and Lawson General Hospital (Atlanta, Georgia). The Nurses were assigned to duty at the Station Hospital, Fort Knox, Ashford General Hospital (White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia), and at Lawson General Hospital. The 85th General Hospital (parent unit of the 25th General Hospital), activated September 25, 1942, at Lawson General Hospital, was transferred to the Nichols General Hospital on November 17, 1942.

The new Hospital was fully organized by June 10, 1943, beginning with receiving 500 Enlisted Men, and 57 Officers (mainly Physicians from Cincinnati General Hospital), supplemented by 85 selected Nurses, 3 Hospital Dietitians, 2 Physio-Therapists, and 1 Warrant Officer. New T/Os published during 1940, listed a growth of hospital staff and personnel with an increase in professional services. It was recommended to increase a 1000-bed General Hospital from 42 to 73 Officers, and EM from 400 to 500. Following the unit’s official activation, most Officers received orders to report to the Medical Field Service School, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania, for basic instruction and more training. 

T/O 8-550 dated April 1, 1942, called for an organization consisting of 56 Officers – 105 Nurses – 1 Warrant Officer – and 500 Enlisted Men. In addition to military personnel, provisions were made to include 1 Head Dietitian, 2 Dietitians, 1 Head Physical-Therapy Aide, 2 Physical Therapist Aides, 2 Seamstresses, and 2 Dental Hygienists, although this was hard to achieve in the field.
In compliance with War Department Directives and General Orders of the Fifth Service Command, all personnel and equipment were transferred from the 85th General Hospital, Nichols General Hospital, Louisville, Kentucky, to the 25th General Hospital and the parent unit was inactivated as of 1200 hours, June 10, 1943. Colonel Joseph P. Russell, MC, who had been appointed CO of the 85th Gen Hosp September 25, 1942, became the Commanding Officer of the new 25th General Hospital. Captain Hattie Pugh was selected as Chief Nurse and assisted in the selection of the required nursing personnel.
The personnel of a General Hospital was divided into 2 separate groups; the administrative services and the professional services. The staff and personnel, when properly organized and trained were to operate a 1000-bed hospital efficiently. General Hospitals operating in the Communications Zone were standard establishments with a normal capacity of 1000 patients, but could be expanded in an emergency to care for more than that number. It was however recommended to limit the number of patients to 2000. The organization was equipped to provide definitive hospitalization and medical and surgical treatment to all cases received.
Reorganization and review of the numbers of required medical personnel influenced the authorized strength of General Hospitals, ultimately being limited to 55 Officers – 83 Nurses – 1 Warrant Officer – and 450 Enlisted Men (ref. T/O 8-550 dated July 3, 1944 –ed).

Training:

Part of the unit training required the newly-constituted 25th General Hospital, to complete a 10-day bivouac at Fort Knox, Louisville, Kentucky (Armored Replacement Training Center & School; total acreage 107,148; troop capacity 3,489 Officers and 57,048 Enlisted Men –ed) that lasted from July 17 to July 26, 1943. ANC Officers were exempted from participation. During this period, the organization was rigorously tested under field conditions. Inspections, gas drill, discipline, camouflage, chemical warfare, sanitation, were part of the routine and field exercises. Prior to the unit’s departure for overseas all male personnel went through the infiltration course, and received extra chemical warfare training.

Preparation for Overseas Movement:

Following receipt of travel orders, the unit finished packing December 18, 1943, and after a short briefing, the organization started for the train which was to take them to the staging area. They started at 1050 and departed at 1505 hours for an overnight trip to Camp Kilmer, Stelton, New Jersey (Staging Area for New York Port of Embarkation; total acreage 1,815; troop capacity 2,074 Officers and 35,386 Enlisted Men –ed). Upon arrival the following day, final processing started, including some ‘important’ exercises accompanied by the inevitable marches, and more briefings; furthermore, there was some replacement and issue of field equipment, gas mask drill, immunization shots, lecture on censorship, and the like. The assigned female personnel consisting of 100 Nurses, 3 Dietitians, and 2 Physio-Therapists had meanwhile joined the organization in time before its departure from Louisville, Kentucky. Beginning November 16, 1943, 5 American Red Cross workers completed some basic field experience training, before eventually joining the 25th General Hospital at the Port of Embarkation December 9, 1943. They included: Barbara L. Asbaugh – Helen Delbauve, Anne Finucane, Ruby Greiling, and Vera Whitney (more would join later, and some were relieved of duty and replaced by new arrivals, when serving overseas –ed).

Then the men and women of the command entrained for their final destination. They all left at 2245, embarked on the ferry which would take them to the docks and the pier in New York harbor, where the 25th was to embark for a still ‘unknown’ destination.
While rosters were being crosschecked, a colored band played “Lady Be Good”, and ARC girls provided everyone with hot coffee and doughnuts, before starting to move onto the gangplank. Time was 0245. The “Queen Mary” sailed from New York harbor at 0445, December 23, 1943, slowly moving past the Statue of Liberty with the command catching a last glimpse of friendly shores. Being a large ship, the “Queen Mary” sailed alone. She carried some 11,990 troops, not only including the 25th General Hospital, but also the 118th Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion; the 6th Naval Beach Battalion, the 5th Engineer Special Brigade, and the 1st Infantry Division, as well as some miscellaneous troops (an advance party of the 25th consisting of 2 Officers and 3 Enlisted Men had preceded the main body, already departing from Louisville December 4, and embarking for the United Kingdom on December 12, 1943 –ed).
Following an uneventful crossing, confronting some heavy seas, seasickness, awful British food (going hungry because of the unfamiliar food and limitations as only 2 meals were served daily, at 1000 and 2000 hours respectively), and having to spend Christmas on board, the “Queen Mary” arrived at Gourock, Scotland, December 29, 1943. The Enlisted Men and the available hospital equipment debarked on December 30, while the Nurses and the ARC workers only debarked the following day, entraining for London at approximately 1600 hours, and reaching the City at 0400 in the morning. Officers and Enlisted personnel immediately entrained for Stockbridge, England, where they arrived on December 31, 1943.

United Kingdom:

The Hospital Plant at Stockbridge, England, at the time of arrival was occupied by the 307th Station Hospital and was in fact operated on a Dispensary basis. Between December 31, 1943 and January 10, 1944, the Hospital Plant was equipped by the 25th General and duly prepared to function 100% as a General Hospital. The assigned ARC personnel would only join the parent organization on January 11, 1944. The unit closed down in March 1944, at which time it was relieved by the 48th General Hospital which now assumed full operation of the Hospital Plant. (initially built by the British Ministry of Works, it consisted of prefab one-story huts; operated as a Dispensary, which serviced principally American sick and wounded from nearby and adjoining units –ed).

By March 13, 1944, the organization had completed its move to a new hospital site which was under construction at Cirencester, England (on the Estate of Lord Bathurst –ed). Unfortunately the buildings were still in the hands of the local contractors for completion. The Hospital Plant was of Nissen hut construction, well built and arranged, allowing to accommodate 1,082 patients and all personnel. The hospital buildings were completed on April 4, and officially opened to receive patients on April 15, 1944. The grounds around the hospital area were attractively landscaped and beautified; recreation facilities were subsequently developed for patients and personnel of the command.
Orders were received to start expanding the Cirencester Hospital to a 1500-bed capacity. To allow for the expansion, concrete bases were constructed over which tents were erected.
On May 13, 1944, the 25th General Hospital was briefly attached to the 15th Hospital Center (with Headquarters in Cirencester) until May 18, when the 192d General Hospital started taking over the operation. The transfer was successfully completed on May 20, 1944. On the same date, the 25th was relieved from assignment to the Southern Base Section, Communications Zone, ETOUSA, and assigned to Advance Section, Communications Zone, and attached to First United States Army Headquarters, preparatory to overseas movement to the Continent.
After officially turning over the hospital site to the 192d Gen Hosp, at 0001, May 20, 1944, the organization moved by motor convoy to the Fargo Tented Camp at Fargo Plains, England, to further stage and prepare for oversea movement.
Movement orders were received June 17, and on June 21, 1944, the unit was transferred to Parkhouse “A”, Tidworth, England, to continue and complete preparations for the Channel crossing.

Stations in United Kingdom – 25th General Hospital
Stockbridge, Hampshire – January 10, 1944 > March 11, 1944
Cirencester, Gloucestershire – April 15, 1944 > May 20, 1944
Fargo Plains, Wiltshire – May 20, 1944 > June 21, 1944
Tidworth, Wiltshire – June 21, 1944 > July 27, 1944 

Organization United Kingdom Base – 1944 (CG Brigadier General Charles B. Spruit, MC)
Eastern Base Section – APO 517 (CO Colonel Charles H. Beasley, MC)
Central Base Section – APO 887 (CO Lt. Colonel Thair C. Rich, MC)
Northern Ireland Base Section – APO 813 (CO Lt. Colonel Gilman E. Sanford, MC)
Southern Base Section – APO 519 (CO Colonel Robert E. Thomas, MC)
Western Base Section – APO 515 (CO Colonel Mack M. Green, MC)

Northern Ireland Base Section – the earliest section established in the United Kingdom, had the task of receiving and processing United States Forces on their way to the North African Invasion.
Eastern Base Section – here the general hospitalization, medical supply, and preventive medicine service furnished were largely for the benefit of Army Air Forces troops concentrated in that area with the main task to carry out large-scale bombing of Nazi-held targets on the Continent.
Central Base Section – operated installations and facilities within about 700 square miles in the London area to serve thousands of military personnel congregated there, a large proportion of which pertained to several large US Headquarters, particularly ETOUSA and SOS.
Western and Southern Base Sections – starting in 1943, they became the chief scenes of Medical Department activity. The great majority of the Army Station and General Hospitals which began operating in the UK were located in these two Base Sections. The Southern Base Section furthermore was to become the great marshalling and training area for the Invasion of the Continent, starting in spring of 1943, and developed a large-scale medical service comparable to that of the Western Base Section.

France:

An advance party consisting of 3 Officers preceded the main body to France by approximately one week. They arrived on Utah Beach, France, on July 22, 1944, and were temporarily billeted with the 7th Field Hospital at Osmanville, near Isigny, Normandy.
At 0830 hours, July 27, 1944, the main group entrained from Tidworth, England, and moved to the Southampton Marshalling Area, C-5, where they all embarked on the British “Llangibby Castle” July 23, for movement across the Channel to France. They reached Utah Beach on July 30, 1944. After transferring to LCM landing crafts, and debarkation, all personnel were moved by truck to Utah Beach Transient Area “B” where they arrived at approximately 0545, and then to a site across the road from where they moved toward Lison, where they had been instructed to establish a 1000-bed tented hospital. The site (a medical hospital concentration area) consisted of approximately 63 acres, where the necessary concrete bases were constructed for all tents, except those used for Officers and EM’s quarters. The general layout was found to function efficiently after a few minor modifications. The number of tents necessary to set up a complete 1000-bed medical facility consisted of: 90 ward tents – 241 pyramidal tents – 120 squad tents – 13 large wall tents – 19 small wall tents – and 46 storage tents.
Construction of the tented hospital was started on August 2, 1944 with the assistance of the 365th Engineer General Service Regiment (colored unit, landed in France July 1, 1944 –ed), and the plant was officially opened for and received patients 13 days later, on August 15. The tented hospital plant was operated by the 25th from August 15 to November 23, 1944, and during this period the Hospital treated 3,104 patients. Most of the patients were battle casualties, including quite a large percentage of wounded German PWs. During its stay at Lison, the Hospital used 250 enemy prisoners in various jobs in and around the hospital area.
The Hospital Plant at Lison was officially transferred to the 195th General Hospital and completed at 0001 hour, November 23, 1944.

Station in France – 25th General Hospital
Lison – August 15, 1944 > November 23, 1944

Belgium:

An advance party consisting of 4 Officers and 50 Enlisted Men was dispatched ahead of the unit’s main body on November 18. Their task was to drive to Liège, Belgium, and secure a new hospital site. Upon arrival in the city, November 21, 1944, they requisitioned and obtained billets to house the main party which was to arrive about one week later.
Following its departure at 1030 hours, November 24, from Lison, the 25th completed its move to a more permanent location in Liège, Belgium by November 29, 1944. The organization Officers and Nurses were stationed in a old school house with the EM housed in nearby apartment buildings with windows blown out, while waiting for another site to install and operate a proper 1000-bed medical facility. It had been planned to set up the 25th General Hospital in the Palais de Justice but civil authorities objected to this and the organization had to wait while another site was being obtained. November 29 to December 31, 1944, staff and personnel were utilized on Detached Service and Temporary Duty with Evacuation and General Hospitals in and around the city of Liège. Since the 25th General Hospital was not operational during the Battle of the Bulge, several members of the command continued to serve bravely with other medical units, such as the 16th General Hospital. During this time Liège was under intense rocket bombs attack and on several occasions V-1 buzz bombs fell on the city. Some fell nearby shattering glass and causing damage to the buildings, but fortunately, no direct hits were made and no casualties occurred. While located in Liège the Hospital was attached to the 818th Hospital Center (with Headquarters in Liège) starting January 10, 1945, to which it remained so until the unit’s departure from the European Theater of Operations.

Because the initial site selected in Liège was not readily available, a more suitable location was found in the city of Tongres, some 12 miles northwest of Liège. The five brick buildings, a Belgian Army military barracks complex, built in 1939, occupied and largely destroyed by the retreating Germans, required extensive reconstruction. It would however provide quarters and housing for the Hospital in February 1945. In the meantime, the place was occupied by the 18th Replacement Depot which seemed not happy to vacate the buildings. For a month, lasting from mid-January to mid-February 1945, the 25th General Hospital bivouacked in Morlanwez, some ten miles from Charleroi, Belgium, and set up in a vacant girl’s school.
At 1145 hours, January 15, 1945, all personnel who were not on DS or TD with other organizations were moved by trucks, ambulances, and miscellaneous motor vehicles to the Lycée Warocque, Morlanwez. As the site was situated outside of the flying bomb zone the area offered a peaceful, quiet atmosphere. During the Hospital’s stay there efforts continued to obtain possession of the Caserne in Tongres and arrangements were finally completed early in February. B Company, 346th Engineer General Service Regiment (arrived in France June 27, 1944 –ed) was assigned for the repairs. Construction was begun on two of the buildings while the Replacement Depot was still occupying the site. Five (5) Officers supplemented by 100 EM of the 25th General Hospital moved from their bivouac to Tongres to assist the engineers in their work. Rooms were converted to accommodate the different Clinics and the Receiving Office. Others were adapted for use as Surgical Wards and a Patient’s Kitchen and Mess. A second building was converted to provide room for the OR pavilion and to house Central Supply, Pharmacy, and the Office of the Chief of Surgical Service, plus a large Conference Room. Additional stories, after being repaired and renovated, were adapted for use as more Surgical Wards, while the basement now housed the Medical Supply, the Morgue, the Utility Shop, the Clothing Warehouse, the Boiler Room, and the Motor Pool Garage. A third building was converted into a number of Medical Wards, Clothing and Linen Exchange, Medical Supply Stores, an office for the Chief of the Medical Service, and the Medical Library. The fourth building was destined to quarter the entire EM personnel. The same building contained a Chapel, the Enlisted Men’s Mess, Detachment Headquarters, and the Officers’ and Nurses’ Mess. The basement was reserved for the PX, the Barber Shop, the Tailor Shop, the Post Office, an EM’s Club and a general Library. The fifth building was used as a Headquarters building with all the necessary Offices, with Officers’ quarters on the first floor, and Nurses’ quarters on the second floor. The building’s top floor was reserved for the Officers’ Club.

When the 18th Replacement Depot vacated the buildings on February 16, the personnel of the command moved into the Tongres barracks February 19, and by March 3, 1945, the first wing of the Hospital with 400 operational beds was opened for receipt of patients. All alterations and repairs were finally completed and the plant was gradually expanded, increasing its capacity to 1000 beds which was reached by March 24. The entire Hospital now providing 1250-beds became operational March 25, 1945.

Stations in Belgium – 25th General Hospital
Morlanwez – January 15, 1945 > February 18, 1945
Tongres – March 3, 1945 > August 6, 1945

Since excellent track facilities for Hospital Trains were available at Tongres, such trains carrying from 271 to 300 patients (approximately 50% ambulatory, and 50% litter), were received and unloaded, and the train released in an average time of approximately 45 minutes per Hospital Train. Unloading teams (consisting of 1 Officer and 2 clerks –ed) had been trained in advance and a sufficient number of ambulances were provided by the 818th Hospital Center. From 80 to 100 German PWs were used as litter bearers each time a Hospital Train was received. Upon arrival the American Red Cross in conjunction with the unit’s Mess Officer provided hot coffee, chocolate, cookies, doughnuts, cigarettes, and candy, while the patients were admitted. Many patients came in through regular Admission. Outpatient service was equally supplied to nearby units and many thousand patients were thus handled without being admitted to the Hospital.

As the demand for beds decreased, in line with the end of the fighting in Europe, the current evacuation policy was altered to allow patients to be retained at the 25th who could be returned to duty in 60 days, 120 days, and even up to 180 days.
The highest patient census in the Hospital at one time while operating in Tongres, Belgium, was 1,032.
The 25th Gen Hosp continued to operate in Tongres, Belgium, until August 6, 1945, at which time any remaining patients were either discharged or transferred to other hospitals. This was in preparation for the organization’s move back to Rouen, in France, where it was to relieve the 179th General Hospital.

Following V-E Day, Redeployment was instituted causing considerable change in the Hospital’s personnel. The 25th lost medical personnel to serve as Chief of Sections or Services in other General Hospitals, while other members were simply transferred out of the organization. About mid-November 1944, a rotating plan had been inaugurated whereby Battalion Surgeons who had been on duty for a long period of time were to be relieved by Medical Officers of fixed installations. When Redeployment was at its height in June 1945, a high number of Medical Officers were once more transferred. Since many of them had low points, they were transferred to other medical installations scheduled to ship directly, or indirectly, to the Pacific Theater.
In the meantime, Colonel Joseph P. Russell was ordered to return home on June 29, 1945.

France:

Between August 6 – August 11, 1945, the equipment of the 25th General Hospital was transferred and the necessary arrangements made to complete the move back to Rouen, France. The personnel left Tongres by train at 1410, August 11, and reached Rouen at 1030 hours, August 12, 1945.
On August 14, 1945, the organization took over the complete operation of the 179th General Hospital at Rouen (at this time there were still approximately 500 patients in the Hospital –ed). The new site consisted of two main sections steeped in history and traditions. The older section, the Hôtel Dieu, had been built approximately 800 years ago and had housed the original Collège Médical of the city of Rouen. The newer section of the Hospital had been completed in 1939 and was quite a modern structure with a 1000-bed capacity.

The 25th Gen operated the Hospital Plant at Rouen until September 21, 1945, at which time the installations were turned over to the 168th General Hospital.

Station in France – 25th General Hospital
Rouen – August 14, 1945 > September 21, 1945

Final Phase:

After V-J Day was announced on August 15, 1945, the Army set up plans to return military personnel in the ETOUSA according to the Point System. Practically all of the original remaining Medical Officers of the 25th General Hospital were flown home on the Green Project during the latter part of September and early October 1945. The ARC workers left separately boarding the USS Milwaukee August 19, 1945 to return home

As soon as the patients and the property were transferred to the 168th Gen Hosp the remaining personnel of the 25th were billeted with the relieving unit awaiting orders to return to the Zone of Interior. The ANC Officers did not come home with the organization but preceded the unit. Twenty-two (22) Nurses were transferred out of the Hospital September 17, 1945, and returned to the United States with another General Hospital. Any remaining ANC personnel were transferred early in October with the exception of 4 Nurses who were away from the unit on leave to the French Riviera or Switzerland. These Officers were also transferred out of the 25th before sailing to the ZI.
On November 4, 1945, the remaining personnel of the Hospital left Rouen by motor transportation and arrived at Camp Phillip Morris, near Le Havre, France on the same date. The 25th General Hospital sailed from Le Havre November 10, and arrived at New York on November 19, 1945. The remaining members then moved from New York POE to Camp Shanks, Orangeburg, New York (Staging Area for New York Port of Embarkation; total acreage 2,009; troop capacity 2,545 Officers and 46,367 Enlisted Men –ed), arriving there on November 20. At that time all personnel were transferred to different Separation Centers for discharge from the service. The 25th General Hospital was inactivated on November 20, 1945.

Major Staff Functions – 25th General Hospital
Colonel Joseph P. Russell, MC – Commanding Officer
Lt. Colonel Herman J. Nimitz, MC – Executive Officer
Lt. Colonel George Renner, Jr., MC – Chief of Medical Service
Major Jean M. Stevenson, MC – Chief of Surgical Service
Major Stanley D. Simon, MC – Chief of Laboratory Service
Lt. Colonel William F. Vosseler, DC – Chief of Dental Service
Lt. Colonel Edward C. Elsey, MC – Chief of X-Ray Service
Captain Norman R. Olsen, ChC – Protestant Chaplain
Captain Hattie E. Pugh, ANC – Principal Chief Nurse
1st Lieutenant Virginia Ryan, ANC – Assistant Principal Chief Nurse

Campaign Credits – 25th General Hospital
Northern France
Rhineland
Ardennes-Alsace

Personnel Roster (dated January 1, 1945):

Officers:

Colonel Russell, Joseph P., MC, O-18919 (Commanding Officer)	Major Harvey G. McCandless, MC, O-468134 (Officer Urologist)
Lt. Clonel Edward C. Elsey, MC, O-362215 (Chief X-Ray Service	Major Henry Lee, MC, O-446217 (Medical Officer, General Surgery)
Lt. Colonel George Renner, Jr., MC, O-438625 (Chief Medical Service)	Major Jean M. Stevenson, MC, O-441858 (Chief Surgical Service)
Lt. Colonel Herman J. Nimitz, MC, O-441677 (Executive Officer)	Major Jess A. Pennington, Jr., DC, O-334455 (Oral Surgeon, Dental Service)
Lt. Colonel Willam F. Vosseler, DC, O-438626 (Chief Dental Service)	Major Joseph C. Tatum, MC, O-309262 5Neuro-Psychiatrist)
Major Carl A. Hartung, MC, O-443122 (Medical Officer, General Duty)	Major Murray L. Rich, MC, O-447877 (Internist)
Major Daniel E. Earley, MC, O-445113 (Medical Officer, General Surgery)	Major Stanley D. Simon, MC, O-460898 (Gastro-Enterologist)
Major David L. Graller, MC, O-333041 (Medical Officer, Communicable Disease)

Captain Clelon M. Surratt, MAC, O-1534396 (Detachment Commander)	Captain Norman R. Olsen, ChC, O-529299 (Protestant Chaplain)
Captain Conrad S. Baker, MC, O-460650 (Anesthetist)	Captain Ralph C. Bursieck, MAC, O-288660 (Mess Officer)
Captain Dale H. Sieling, SnC, O-498685 (Biochemist)	Captain Ralph H. Miller, MC, O-438624 (Ophthalmologist)
Captain Dudley A. Wolfe, DC, O-437073 (Oral Surgeon, Dental Service)	Captain Ralph S. Nedell, MC, O-373500 (Medical Officer, General Duty)
Captain Edgar H. White, MC, O-437203 (Orthopedic Surgeon)	Captain Ray F. Gilby, DC, O-441900 (Dental Officer)
Captain Elihu S. Howland, MC, O-438408 (Medical Officer, General Duty)	Captain Renato E. Cassani, DC, O-445016 (Prosthodontist)
Captain George C. Skinner, MC, O-438401 (Medical Officer, General Surgery)	Captain Sander Goodman, MC, O-445021 (Medical Officer, General Duty)
Captain George E. Schnug, MC, O-438400 (Medical Officer, General Surgery)	Captain Stanley E. Dorsey, MAC, O-496495 (Medical Supply Officer)
Captain Herbert F. Binswanger, MC, O-499107 (Dermatologist)	Captain Thomas M. Howle, MC, O-356576 (Medical Officer, General Surgery)
Captain James R. Mack, MC, O-438321 (Medical Officer, General Surgery)	Captain Vernon L. Hawes, MC, O-1692390 (Medical Officer, General Duty)
Captain John Lodge, II, QMC, O-1578780 (Quartermaster)	Captain William C. Kelley, MAC, O-496498 (Registrar)
Captain Joseph B. Filger, MC, O-445017 (Otorhinolaryngologist)	Captain William F. Anderson, MAC, O-506628 (Adjutant)
Captain Karl H. Feistkorn, MC, O-329109 (Medical Officer, General Surgery)	Captain William P. Montanus, MC, O-438322 (Medical Officer, General Surgery)

1st Lieutenant Roy O. Sutherland, MAC, O-1534397 (Personnel Officer)	2d Lieutenant Leonard Berlow, MAC, O-1543589 (Assistant Registrar)
2d Lieutenant Donald K. Hesson, SnC, O-524750 (Bacteriologist)	2d Lieutenant Reuben W. Rader, MAC, O-1547754 (Prison/Stockade Officer)
2d Lieutenant James J. O’Toole,, QMC, O-1595749 (Assistant Quartermaster)	Chief Warrant Officer Walter E. Mitchell, AUS, W-2115606 (Assistant Personnel Officer)

Nurses:

1st Lieutenant Collette Beaver, ANC, N-703509 (Administrative Nurse)	1st Lieutenant Martha A. Simpkins, ANC, N-741645 (Nurse, General Duty)
1st Lieutenant Elizabeth C. Kuhlman, ANC, N-742727 (Nurse, Operating Room)	1st Lieutenant Martha C/ Miller, ANC, N-741783 (Nurse, Operating Room)
1st Lieutenant Genevieve L. Cammell, ANC, N-741781 (Nurse, General Duty)	1st Lieutenant Mary G. French, ANC, N-742507 (Nurse, General Duty)
1st Lieutenant Geraldine Westerhold, ANC, N-728968 (Nurse, General Duty)	1st Lieutenant Maureen L. Marklein, ANC, N-741639 (Nurse, General Duty)
1st Lieutenant Gypsie V. Smith, ANC, N-741646 (Nurse, General Duty)	1st Lieutenant Orlena L. Lindsey, ANC, N-741638 (Nurse, General Duty)
1st Lieutenant Helen M. McKee, ANC, N-741640 (Nurse, Operating Room)	1st Lieutenant Rosemary Devine, ANC, N-772639 (Nurse, Operating Room)
1st Lieutenant Helena Mae Ranly, ANC, N-741785 (Nurse, General Duty)	1st Lieutenant Stella C. Book, ANC, N-742714 (Nurse, Operating Room)
1st Lieutenant Isabel V. Hilton, ANC, N-721488 (NURSE? General Duty)	1st Lieutenant Thelma L. Lake, ANC, N-741635 (Nurse, General Duty)
1st Lieutenant Kathryn B. Ernstes, ANC, N-741632 (Administrative Nurse)	1st Lieutenant Virginia Ryan, ANC, N-741916 (Assistant Principal Chief Nurse)
1st Lieutenant Lillian M. Bleska, ANC, N-741910 (Nurse, General Duty)	Captain Hattie E. Pugh, ANC, N-741625 (Principal Chief Nurse)
1st Lieutenant Lillie J. Miller, ANC, N-741641 (Nurse, General Duty)

2d Lieutenant Agatha K. Duer, ANC, N-742504 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Jeanne E. Portner, ANC, N-742516 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Alma R. Hendrix, ANC, N-743169 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant June K. Campbell, ANC, N-741631 (Nurse, Operating Room)
2d Lieutenant Beatrice E. Nichols, ANC, N-741643 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Kathryn E. Schonauer, ANC, N-742844 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Betty Jo Greene, ANC, N-767064 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Lavergne M. Lynn, ANC, N-742729 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Betty K. Koogler, ANC, N-742843 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Lois A. Spears, ANC, N-767067 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Clara M. Parsons, ANC, N-742733 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Lorenza Antrobus, ANC, N-741909 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Cleo J. Simmons, ANC, N-767561 (Nurse, Anesthetist)	2d Lieutenant Mae A. Landrum, ANC, N-741636 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Dorothy Daneman, ANC, N-742720 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Marguerite M. Ihrig, ANC, N-742509 (Nurse, Operating Room)
2d Lieutenant Dorothy L. Edwards, ANC, N-742505 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Marie N. Robb, ANC, N-741644 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Edna L. Pettit, ANC, N-742734 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Marjorie F. Bridge, ANC, N-767371 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Eileen Felgar, ANC, N-742722 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Mary A. Fullerton, ANC, N-729604 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Emily V. Burke, ANC, N-728955 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Mary A. Robisch, ANC, N-728963 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Emma R. Klespies, ANC, N-742514 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Mary L. Bass, ANC, N-742710 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Evelyn L. Hahlen, ANC, N-767142 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Mary L. Morgan, ANC, N-741734 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Fannie P. Runyan, ANC, N-741740 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Mary P. Lenihan, ANC, N-742728 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Frances W. McCuskey, ANC, N-742730 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Mildred M. Kendall, ANC, N-759537 (Nurse, Anesthetist)
2d Lieutenant Garnett C. Goodwin, ANC, N-728958 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Mural M. Hanning, ANC, N-741633 5Nurse? General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Geraldine R. Coatoam, ANC, N-742502 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Nina K. Newman, ANC, N-741642 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Grace M. Arnold, ANC, N-741626 5Nurse? General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Oma E. Cartwright, ANC, N-741859 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Hazel C. Standley, ANC, N-742742 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Rosemary Hogan, ANC, N-744323 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Helen M. Ely, ANC, N-743168 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Roxie J. Houk, ANC, N-741634 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Irene Sheridan, ANC, N-741860 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Ruby G. Lundquist, ANC, N-743666 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Irma A. Marstrelli, ANC, N-767372 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Sophronia M. Strader, ANC, N-729968 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Irma M. Kreuzwieser, ANC, N-742848 (Nurse, General Duty)	2d Lieutenant Therese C. Schlecht, ANC, N-729618 (Nurse, General Duty)
2d Lieutenant Isabel B. Baer, ANC, N-741627 (Nurse, Operating Room)	2d Lieutenant Virginia A. DuBois, ANC, N-742503 (Nurse, General Duty)

Enlisted Men:

First Sergeant Leo H. Boivin, 32132261, MD	Technical Sergeant Harry L. MacDonald, 11051530, MD
Master Sergeant Raymond L. Snyder, 33285076, MD	Technical Sergeant John E. Ross, 37132814, MD
Master Sergeant Robert G. Phifer, 34210073, MD	Technical Sergeant Ray V. Kingrey, 37088154, MD
Master Sergeant Russell C. Coombs, 11051512, MD	Technical Sergeant Wilber E. Gregg, 32132332, MD
Staff Sergeant Alois J. Bottenhorn, 35684726, MD	Technician 3d Grade Carl R. Havick, 37431127, MD
Staff Sergeant Christopher C. Harlan, 7002247, MD	Technician 3d Grade Charles B. Creel, 32453591, MD
Staff Sergeant Frank E. Thompson, 33287894, MD	Technician 3d Grade Daniel Dys, Jr., 12130833, MD
Staff Sergeant Hakon V. Petersen, 37376270, MD	Technician 3d Grade Edward B. Imhoff, 35685025, MD
Staff Sergeant Helmut E. Swart, 32513513, MD	Technician 3d Grade Edward M. Pugh, 17065828, MD
Staff Sergeant Howard C. Mayes, 38182592, MD	Technician 3d Grade George F. Glore, 35366196, MD
Staff Sergeant Joe W. Tupper, 37103630, MD	Technician 3d Grade George McKinna, 32351622, MD
Staff Sergeant John F. Hilbish, 13091956, MD	Technician 3d Grade George W. Orth, 13088093, MD
Staff Sergeant John N. Jimenez, 32514684, MD	Technician 3d Grade Harry Meyer, Jr., 15114741, MD
Staff Sergeant Oscar E. Hamilton, R-564659, MD ????	Technician 3d Grade Henry O. Sturm, Jr., 32039971, MD
Staff Sergeant Paul V. McCormick, 32447134, MD	Technician 3d Grade Irvin D. Kramer, 32463331, MD
Staff Sergeant Robert A. Sinclair, Jr., 13112524, MD	Technician 3d Grade James M. Uldrikson, 33203775, MD
Staff Sergeant Thomas J. Telisman, 35319218, MD	Technician 3d Grade Joseph B. E. Luke, 12095826, MD
Technical Sergeant Frank J. Gillespie, 11073650, MD	Technician 3d Grade Richard A. Timmer, 35682432, MD
Technical Sergeant Gladney Harville, 38187793, MD	Technician 3d Grade Vincent J. Powers, 32452794, MD

Sergeant Reginald Cockburn, 32353850, MD	Corporal David Rosenberg, 32396325, MD
Sergeant Vincent E. Crawford, Jr., 35063856, MD	Corporal James S. Stella, 31081423, MD
Sergeant Lawrence E. Denny, 14187649, MD	Corporal James A. Townsend, Jr., 18193750, MD
Sergerant Frederick W. Ertwine, 33489196, MD	Corporal Charles M. Truax, 32078240, MD
Sergeant John J. Eufinger, 38181361, MD	Corporal George R. Ware, 37525191, MD
Sergeant William Hillhouse, 17078712, MD	Corporal Louis V. Wheeler, 34808912, MD
Sergeant Andrew Jozefyk, 32158560, MD	Corporal Richard A. Wright, 39304828, MD
Sergeant Clarence B. Jordon, 33210652, MD	Technician 5th Grade Albert B. Bard, 31146754, MD
Sergeant Stewart A. Klitzman, 36256952, MD	Technician 5th Grade Carlo J. Barresi, 32594271, MD
Sergeant Frank B. Kraft, 32132412, MD	Technician 5th Grade Lester W. Basinger, 33246633, MD
Sergeant Murray H. Lefkowitz, 12086229, MD	Technician 5th Grade Benjamin Beninato, 36427293, MD
Sergeant Owen E. McGeehan, 33188297, MD	Technician 5th Grade Leon J. Blanchet, 31081495, MD
Sergeant Franklin T. Mountain, 32398522, MD	Technician 5th Grade Abraham I. Blucher, 32333743, MD
Sergeant Maynard C. Moffitt, 33178451, MD	Technician 5th Grade Donald W. Bolling, 32381828, MD
Sergeant Ray G. Moran, 37383092, MD	Technician 5th Grade Stewart W. Bowman, 35867568, MD
Sergeant Eustacz X. Polanski, 36168496, MD	Technician 5th Grade Andrew J. Borovetz, 38127375, MD
Sergeant James D. Prowell, 37375743, MD	Technician 5th Grade George Bress, 32343662, MD
Sergeant John R. Schmidt, 33207883, MD	Technician 5th Grade Robert J. Butterfield, 32143346, MD
Sergeant Otto L. Sulzberger, 32514509, MD	Technician 5th Grade Walter F. Bybee, 35483802, MD
Sergeant Russell H. Taylor, 37142264, MD	Technician 5th Grade Manuel T. Carreiro, 31159404, MD
Sergeant Clem T. Watson, 33210640, MD	Technician 5th Grade Dudley M. Carp, 31159882, MD
Technician 4th Grade David A. Anderson, 36363858, MD	Technician 5th Grade Thomas B. Carter, 35062275, MD
Technician 4th Grade Alfred F. Bellamah, 15362069, MD	Technician 5th Grade Coleman Cates, 35494801, MD
Technician 4th Grade William R. Behrens, 33235204, MD	Technician 5th Grade Elghiso M. Celima, 32408295, MD
Technician 4th Grade Sherman M. Beckerman, 36519936, MD	Technician 5th Grade Alphonse P. Chiasson, 31081573, MD

Technician 4th Grade Robert I. Blanton, Jr., 33221810, MD	Technician 5th Grade Rene O. Chouinard, 21159413, MD
Technician 4th Grade Henry L. Buczynski, 33288008, MD	Technician 5th Grade Kenneth W. Couture, 33194610, MD
Technician 4th Grade Mario Cicchetti, 31070866, MD	Technician 5th Grade James G. Crabtree, 35105682, MD
Technician 4th Grade Leonard T. Dennis, 32453379, MD	Technician 5th Grade Ira W. Crider, 34390220, MD
Technician 4th Grade Edward V. Donlon, 32132126, MD	Technician 5th Grade Allen B. Culler, 33209957, MD
Technician 4th Grade John V. Dowley, 20210362, MD	Technician 5th Grade Reno Dalporto, 35659645, MD
Technician 4th Grade Bruce L. DuBose, 18098599, MD	Technician 5th Grade Clyde W. Dance, 33209957, MD
Technician 4th Grade John S. Dugan, 31172830, MD	Technician 5th Grade Donald M. Deering, 313509323, MD
Technician 4th Grade Samuel Finks, 325247808, MD	Technician 5th Grade James J. Defazio, 31081406, MD
Technician 4th Grade Laurier A. Fortin, 31111868, MD	Technician 5th Grade Romeo R. Dextraze, 31172650, MD
Technician 4th Grade Carl L. Frick, 33500142	Technician 5th Grade William T. Driscoll, 31159392, MD
Technician 4th Grade Julius Friedman, 32395485, MD	Technician 5th Grade Russell H. Driskill, 33209699, MD
Technician 4th Grade Leroy Glover, 31150714, MD	Technician 5th Grade Max S. Duda, 31126933, MD
Technician 4th Grade Karl F. Guntert, 32372847, MD	Technician 5th Grade Dock Edenfield, 34403220, MD
Technician 4th Grade Fred G. Harris, 32286743, MD	Technician 5th Grade Edwin D. Emery, 31173011, MD
Technician 4th Grade Louis Herman, 33328445, MD	Technician 5th Grade Joseph E. Essick, 34256323, MD
Technician 4th Grade Paul R. Holbrook, 31111238, MD	Technician 5th Grade Dominick D. Faggioli, 31159555, MD
Technician 4th Grade William H. Horay, 32271700, MD	Technician 5th Grade Harry A. Falor, 35112246, MD
Technician 4th Grade Joseph T. Iacona, 32451275, MD	Technician 5th Grade Anthony W. Fatsone, 31138095, MD
Technician 4th Grade Paul Janis, 32398651, MD	Technician 5th Grade Hans Fischer, 36606711, MD
Technician 4th Grade Walter F. Jasch, 32489006, MD	Technician 5th Grade William P. Fitzgerald, 31081482, MD
Technician 4th Grade Charles H. Johnson, 33209705, MD	Technician 5th Grade Thomas W. Foster, 32293132, MD
Technician 4th Grade Charles H. Jones, 33364941, MD	Technician 5th Grade Ralph F. Fulcher, 33209670, MD
Technician 4th Grade Edward J. Kostecke, 32132144, MD	Technician 5th Grade Robert L. Ganey, 31159238, MD
Technician 4th Grade Leo F. Leary, 31165131, MD	Technician 5th Grade Peter L. Giarrusso, 31172903, MD
Technician 4th Grade Max Marcus, 37382936, MD	Technician 5th Grade Melvin Gitner, 31309886, MD
Technician 4th Grade Broman H. Massey, 39261360, MD	Technician 5th Grade Livio L. Giuntini, 31149205, MD
Technician 4th Grade Frank J. McArdle, Jr., 35556006, MD	Technician 5th Grade Raymond L. Haines, 33208119, MD
Technician 4th Grade Richard C. McFadden, 35173787, MD	Technician 5th Grade Forrest R. Hall, 37526784, MD
Technician 4th Grade Harry J. McKivigan, 33247555, MD	Technician 5th Grade Philip Hellerman, 32455333, MD

Technician 4th Grade William R. Miller, 18115688, MD	Technician 5th Grade Charles P. Horwith, 35144105, MD
Technician 4th Grade Patrick H. Moore, 33209503, MD	Technician 5th Grade Irving M. Ingber, 31167526, MD
Technician 4th Grade Stephen W. Mrowiec, 36338742, MD	Technician 5th Grade Arthur N. Johnson, 20608076, MD
Technician 4th Grade James V. Mulcahy, 32397972, MD	Technician 5th Grade Theodore L. Kaminski, 12120123, MD
Technician 4th Grade Hans Muller, Jr., 32359042, MD	Technician 5th Grade Arnold A. Kaplan, 32442652, MD
Technician 4th Grade Joseph A. Nagy, 33295794, MD	Technician 5th Grade Omer P. Kayser, 35440662, MD
Technician 4th Grade Maurice W. Nelliger, 33196140, MD	Technician 5th Grade Raymond O. Kerlin, 33208029, MD
Technician 4th Grade Bernard M. Nowak, 31129227, MD	Technician 5th Grade Johnnie P. King, 35730611, MD
Technician 4th Grade Joseph F. Nogay, 33272590, MD	Technician 5th Grade Andrew A. Kish, 31142919, MD
Technician 4th Grade Jack P. Norris, Jr., 38412916, MD	Technician 5th Grade Walter J. Kistner, 32456742, MD
Technician 4th Grade Michael J. O’Brien, 32456238, MD	Technician 5th Grade Louis Lauro, 33055700, MD
Technician 4th Grade Orwin O. Opdyke, Jr., 37351175, MD	Technician 5th Grade Roy L. Lebu, 35631552, MD
Technician 4th Grade Robert R. Reed, 33185278, MD	Technician 5th Grade John J. Majewski, 32447251, MD
Technician 4th Grade Vernon G. Ritter, 33371758, MD	Technician 5th Grade Conus D. Mathis, 34380997, MD
Technician 4th Grade Wilbur Rosenberg, 32359368, MD	Technician 5th Grade Leroy N. Mayhew, 32380997, MD
Technician 4th Grade Henry W. Roessler, 32414146, MD	Technician 5th Grade Richard D. McAllister, 35509125, MD
Technician 4th Grade Jack Roberts, 35659431, MD	Technician 5th Grade Rowan J. McClure, 34436865, MD
Technician 4th Grade Odas W. Robinson, 38414343, MD	Technician 5th Grade Lucky B. Morrow, 34048166, MD
Technician 4th Grade Philip Rognlie, 37285791, MD	Technician 5th Grade Ernest A. Palmer, Jr., 31150732, MD
Technician 4th Grade Paul F. Russell, 33252198, MD	Technician 5th Grade Frank R. Pews, 311559146, MD
Technician 4th Grade Charles I. Saufley, 33240772, MD	Technician 5th Grade Carroll B. Pierce, 14132493, MD
Technician 4th Grade Andrew Schleupner, 32456377, MD	Technician 5th Grade Clive A. Preble, 31146566, MD
Technician 4th Grade Henry L. Scott, 33208057, MD	Technician 5th Grade John Radofsky, 32421268, MD
Technician 4th Grade Ludwig J. Sikora, 31081360, MD	Technician 5th Grade Gregory Rallo, 36602897, MD
Technician 4th Grade LeRoy L. Spencer, 31155251, MD	Technician 5th Grade Manuel Raposa, Jr., 31159634, MD
Technician 4th Grade Haeold J. Sturtevant, 31081469, MD	Technician 5th Grade Daniel J. Regan, 31159249, MD
Technician 4th Grade Bernard Teiger, 32413158, MD	Technician 5th Grade Arthur P. Robbins, 31237697, MD
Technician 4th Grade Tony S. Vergo, 32132125, MD	Technician 5th Grade Ralph H. Robbins, 37423805, MD
Technician 4th Grade Theodore A. Weisenhorn, Jr., 32455668, MD	Technician 5th Grade Robert A. Robbins, 35340989, MD
Corporal Forest E. Adams, 35800498, MD	Technician 5th Grade Clayton W. Roe, 33209508, MD
Corporal Clifford M. Canter, 6945963, MD	Technician 5th Grade William R. Ruth, 35173951, MD
Corporal William P. Cardello, 31081357, MD	Technician 5th Grade Nathan Seidman, 32421387, MD
Corporal Elias A. Cohen, 32343797, MD	Technician 5th Grade Patrick A. Siniscalchi, 32658644, MD
Corporal Raymond W. Crane, 32382235, MD	Technician 5th Grade Lewis S. Smith, 32076116, MD
Corporal Clayton Dickess, 35659799, MD	Technician 5th Grade Robert S. Smith, 32142267, MD
Corporal John J. DiLalo, 39164377, MD	Technician 5th Grade Albert E. Stafford, 31159381, MD
Corporal Alfred O. Drury, 35797759, MD	Technician 5th Grade Joseph Tanasi, 31048623, MD
CorporalPaul L. Flick, 35754312, MD	Technician 5th Grade Richard E. Teegarden, 35143308, MD
Corporal Leonard Freedman, 32511071, MD	Technician 5th Grade Glenn D. Thompson, 35729354, MD
Corporal Wayne H. Hemphill, 39239726, MD	Technician 5th Grade Joseph J. Timmer, 37190570, MD
Corporal John F. Kantner, 13088218, MD	Technician 5th Grade James J. Tuohy, 31159080, MD
Corporal Julian H. Leith, 332111132, MD	Technician 5th Grade Frank C. Turner, 33209724, MD
Corporal Curtis R. Martin, 33209722, MD	Technician 5th Grade John H. Ward, 32384031, MD
Corporal William Muldoon, Jr., 32449884, MD	Technician 5th Grade Gilbert W. Weber, 32481935, MD
Corporal Robert H. Oakley, 32455557, MD	Technician 5th Grade James A. Wedge, 31081503, MD
Corporal Mervin L. Parso, 35064599, MD	Technician 5th Grade Valoris W. Williams, 37672119, MD
Corporal Charles E. Patterson, 35555312, MD	Technician 5th Grade Isaac Zeidman, 31159066, MD
Corporal William R. Picozzi, 35319224, MD

Private First Class Carroll C. Ault, 38510891, MD	Private William A. Boselli, 33782658, MD
Private First Class Wesley B. Baldry, 36802269, MD	Private Wilbur D. Brown, 35141539, MD
Private First Class Gerald C. Bower, 17053820, MD	Private David W. Burson, 34440540, MD
Private First Class Kenneth D. Bowers, 35801850, MD	Private Berry F. Busby, 34447094, MD
Private First Class Willis B. Bruce, 38373001, MD	Private Alipe O. Cardoza, 31159426, MD
Private First Class Francis X. Cain, 31158761,, MD	Private Thomas L. Cash, 35495135, MD
Private First Class Francis P. Carney, 31159151, MD	Private Edward P. Castonguay, 31159399, MD
Private First Class John F. Carney, 32381734, MD	Private Peter J. Catanesi, 31159071, MD
Private First Class Hobert E. Carter, 35800871, MD	Private Robert K. Clark, 35439841, MD
Private First Class Onlie E. Cavin, 33209538, MD	Private Richard J. Clement, 31081477, MD
Private First Class John A. Conway, 32384149, MD	Private Frank H. Compton, 35659279, MD
Private First Class Louis F. Crabb, 31146678, MD	Private Charles E. Coogle, 35702492, MD
Private First Class Jay M. Curry, 35173687, MD	Private Gerald E. Cragle, 33605455, MD
Private First Class C. F. Czerwinski, 31166955, MD	Private William S. Craig, Jr., 38371864, MD
Private First Class Henry V. Davis, Jr., 34436518, MD	Private Harold E. Creger, 33209521, MD
Private First Class James T. DeCarlo, 31334798, MD	Private Edward J. Crowley, 32455512, MD
Private First Class Zannia J. DeGrusha, 38199550, MD	Private Roy E. Daniels, 35440496, MD
Private First Class Michael A. DePaola, 31179081, MD	Private Arthur Davis, 32405140, MD
Private First Class Louis H. Desrosiers, 31323519, MD	Private James E. Dean, 35218857, MD
Private First Class Genie E. Doss, 34360678, MD	Private George De Pasquale, 35222439, MD
Private First Class John S. Dudek, 32382220, MD	Private Clarence P. Dewald, 33831931, MD
Private First Class Dwight R. Elliott, 35628736, MD	Private Joseph A. Ditzel, 32455720, MD
Private First Class Percy J. Espevig, 36480666, MD	Private Robert C. Dreher, 31172868, MD
Private First Class William O. Fee, 35466791, MD	Private Clarence G. Dudley, 33210751, MD
Private First Class Bernard J. Fickett, 31150508, MD	Private Edward J. Duffy, 32295831, MD
Private First Class Herve R. Fontaine, 31081652, MD	Private Milton Eagens, 32576745, MD
Private First Class William S. Frodyma, 31128105, MD	Private Paul Eros, 36570876, MD
Private First Class George J. Gavenda, Jr., 31167770, MD	Private Albert P. Fergole, 31150727, MD
Private First Class Harry J. Gleason, 39454569, MD	Private Clarence Fields, 35506971, MD
Private First Class Raymond F. Gosselin, 31159384, MD	Private Joseph D. Flasco, 15320983, MD

Private First Class Leroy Gorton, 39327925, MD	Private Walter J. Fleury, 31111252, MD
Private First Class Johnnie L. Grayson, 34285877, MD	Private Scott C. Forbes, 20519521, MD
Private First Class Earle L. Greene, 35667080, MD	Private Russell H. Fowler, 35407394, MD
Private First Class Orville L. Grisso, 35867455, MD	Private Arthur E. Frailey, 39237001, MD
Private First Class George Grodzin, 31159135, MD	Private John J. Frank, 35701927, MD
Private First Class Glenn A. Gryte, 39265708, MD	Private Ray S. Friend, 35801778, MD
Private First Class John Guresh, 31157681, MD	Private William J. Frisch, 36580028, MD
Private First Class Fred Hauck, 32823446, MD	Private Pleas C. Fry, 33209701, MD
Private First Class James Henson, Jr., 35495132, MD	Private Richard W. Fulton, 35066472, MD
Private First Class Jessie W. Honeycutt, 33209498, MD	Private Bernard T. Gaffney, 32384156, MD
Private First Class Lloyd E. Horn, 39411442, MD	Private Anthony F. P. Gangi, 32708547, MD
Private First Class Walter R. Howery, 33209544, MD	Private Henry Gloeckler, 32460298, MD
Private First Class Irving W. Hughes, 31158491, MD	Private Emil Goyan, 31166957, MD
Private First Class John H. Hyland, 32640543, MD	Private Michael J. Haber, 32974804, MD
Private First Class Rudolph H. Jabs, 31144745, MD	Private William J. Hamilton, 20451614, MD
Private First Class Everett C. Jenkins, Jr., 35230420, MD	Private James E. Hancock, 35466955, MD
Private First Class Anthony Kazlauskas, 31081384, MD	Private Howard F. Hardy, 33207926, MD
Private First Class Patrick Keaney, 31159309, MD	Private Hans A. Heck, 32763742, MD
Private First Class Kenneth K. Keeler, 35144022, MD	Private Moses T. Hill, 14054538, MD
Private First Class James G. Kelly, 31159318, MD	Private Eugene P. Hoffsetz, 35704964, MD
Private First Class Isidor Kelmer, 32296753, MD	Private Oscar E. Hogvag, 32501101, MD

Private First Class Leonard V. Kennelly, 37304718, MD	Private Edward P. Holland, 31150763, MD
Private First Class Alfred R. Koch, 35730666, MD	Private James H. Holland, 34440682, MD
Private First Class Edward T. Lagerholm, Jr., 33209536, MD	Private Moses S. Hopkins, 35659286, MD
Private First Class Harvey LeBlanc, 31178959, MD	Private Peter Horadnitsky, 32789508, MD
Private First Class Albert M. Lovell, 35730178, MD	Private Chester R. Johantgen, 35867911, MD
Private First Class Wayne M. Ludlow, 35143899, MD	Private David Johnson, 34436770, MD
Private First Class Otto Lusky, 32641645, MD	Private Alfred G. Jones, 33209936, MD
Private First Class Michael F. Malynn, 31081534, MD	Private Golden E. Jones, 34087476, MD
Private First Class John B. Manning, 36579720, MD	Private Frank J. Jost, 32788431, MD
Private First Class Ottis G. Manning, 34356067, MD	Private William G. Kay, 39195122, MD
Private First Class Joseph Marotta, 31159233, MD	Private Everett M. Kenipe, 35145774, MD
Private First Class John W. Masemore, 33238578, MD	Private Richard R. Koprowski, 35065600, MD
Private First Class Joseph R. McFarlane, 35440522, MD	Private Norbert Lackman, 32799568, MD
Private First Class Donald M. McKeough, 31159303, MD	Private Moral C. Landers, 35659381, MD
Private First Class Stephen J. McMahon, 31158856, MD	Private Robert D. Landis, 35754048, MD
Private First Class George Michelson, 31081524, MD	Private Eugene Lane, 35801098, MD
Private First Class William R. Miller, 35442640, MD	Private Hirchel Lewis, 33209636, MD
Private First Class Eugene P. Minott, 31151003, MD	Private Edward P. Lisenby, 35730233, MD
Private First Class William Monaghan, 33328475, MD	Private David F. Lovelady, 37503709, MD
Private First Class Forrest Morris, 35440557, MD	Private Wilson E. Lusk, 34141874, MD
Private First Class James W. Morris, 31334699, MD	Private Melvin B. Mabrey, 35868116, MD
Private First Class Robert W. Muller, 12061545, MD	Private Robert J. MacDonald, 37664818, MD
Private First Class Harold E. Olevesy, 31081507, MD	Private Joe Mann, 35144250, MD
Private First Class Joseph J. Paolino, 32420260, MD	Private John Mannato, 32858617, MD
Private First Class Edward M. Pearl, 31081370, MD	Private Edgar M. McClure, 35767875, MD
Private First Class Anthony J. Pellegrino, 32078350, MD	Private Walter J. McCormick, 35703484, MD
Private First Class Michael A. Petrolino, 32143386, MD	Private Joseph F. Meehan, 35173929, MD
Private First Class Joseph R. Pitta, 31081554, MD	Private Peter Milich, 35144493, MD
Private First Class Harold B. Pratt, 35798958, MD	Private Pasquale Mongiello, 32461166, MD
Private First Class Jessie E. Razsnake, 33209569, MD	Private Erwin Muller, 12137045, MD
Private First Class Taylor R. Rockwood, 37382652, MD	Private Francis N. Nehl, 32474402, MD
Private First Class Albert G. Romanuskas, 33392822, MD	Private Sigmund S. Noreck, 32143363, MD
Private First Class Roland A. Roux, 31373513, MD	Private Norman L. Nutter, 35800762, MD
Private First Class Celestino Ruiz, 32897514, MD	Private Elget C. Nystrom, 36376213, MD
Private First Class Mike Russnak, 32880550, MD	Private Paul J. O’Brien, 32827383, MD
Private First Class Donald L. Sagers, 32734432, MD	Private Harry D. Osborn, 36050965, MD
Private First Class Robert F. Scantland, 35730256, MD	Private Chaney E. Osbun, 35216285, MD
Private First Class Henry J. Schafer, 33499678, MD	Private Fred H. Pancake, 35440478, MD
Private First Class Billy J. Sechelski, 38417441, MD	Private Joe L. Parson, 35143311, MD
Private First Class Harry Seher, 39328080, MD	Private John R. Payne, 35440548, MD
Private First Class Wilmer Seitz, 33207882, MD	Private John A. Peszki, 33289001, MD
Private First Class Harry E. Sharp, Jr., 33337673, MD	Private Russell M. Phillips, 37663631, MD
Private First Class Russell D. Sheldon, 17162499, MD	Private Harold B. Pinto, 31159050, MD
Private First Class Lyle M. Shepard, 31156087, MD	Private Kenneth R. Ryan, 32143312, md
Private First Class John R. Sloan, 33209744, MD	Private A. J. Santaniello, 31127968, MD
Private First Class Horace H. Smith, 32594714, MD	Private Sol S. Scharff, 32417332, MD
Private First Class James H. Sone, Jr., 33221748, MD	Private Bertram Schwartz, 32431727, MD
Private First Class Stanley Szczes, 32382128, MD	Private William Schwartz, 32359190, MD
Private First Class Harry H. Thompson, 35487886, MD	Private George D. Sheldon, 35622803, MD
Private First Class Dionicio T. Torres, 35342905, MD	Private Herbert W. Snedeker, 35219338, MD
Private First Class Harold E. Trostle, 35142560, MD	Private Eli Sobat, 35143779, MD
Private First Class Harden Wagner, 33209528, MD	Private Hyman Solomon, 32801433, MD
Private First Class John S. Waszkiewicz, 32454234, MD	Private Francis C. Spear, 32078239, MD
Private First Class James R. White, 35557090, MD	Private Gilbert J. St. Onge, 31146848, MD
Private First Class Samuel Wittmaier, 37326519, MD	Private Clinton R. Stephens, 38317904, MD
Private First Class John A. Yanzsa, 33188492, MD	Private William H. Stephens, 34336886, MD
Private First Class Alfred J. Zampelli, 31081380, MD	Private Harry D. Stewart, 35712584, MD
Private First Class Frederick J. Zangerle, 33330283, MD	Private Raymond Talavera, 32721876, MD
Private Fred L. Alston, 37104127	Private Lloyd Taylor, 38248410, MD
Private Vincenzo Amato, 32617913, MD	Private Milton C. Terry, 31081542, MD
Private Edwin Andrezejewski, 35557179, MD	Private James F. Tison, 34394822, MD
Private Leo J. Antoonececchi, 31207960, MD	Private Pierce A. Tucker, 13066502, MD
Private Stefano Aquilino, 390445030, MD	Private Ezra D. Van Zandt, 39695022, MD
Private Robert T. Bailey, 33209516, MD	Private Orlando Vecchio, 35754842, MD
Private Milton F. Baist, 32132304, MD	Private John F. Widmar, 35319291, MD
Private Ralph S. Baird, 35703105, MD	Private Kenneth W. Wilson, 35800579, MD
Private Giuseppe, Baldanza, 32431786, MD	Private Charles F. Woodfill, 35143419, MD
Private Charles E. Batch, 33208435, MD	Private Ansley L. Wray, 33209740, MD
Private Donald E. Bennett, 31158093, MD	Private John Wysocki, 35062857, MD
Private Jack O. Blackley, 34384655, MD	Private Garmon C. Young, 34378862, MD

Official Commendation – 25th General Hospital

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The MRC Staff are particularly indebted to Miss Veronica Buchanan, Special Collections Librarian, University of Cincinnati, Ohio, for granting them the permission to use some of the basic texts and illustrations part of their collections covering the WWII History of the 25th General Hospital. Basic data and photographs illustrating this Unit History are courtesy of the Henry Winkler Center for History of the Health Professions, University of Cincinnati Libraries. The MRC Staff were able to add some more precision and additional historic notes while editing the texts.