Box 22
Contains 72 Results:
Note and drawing from Randal and Berneice Luscombe describing walking iron for broken leg, 2000 October 7
Randal and Berneice Luscombe, 2000 February 22
Letter from Melvin Shaffer to Joan E. Klein enclosing newspaper clipping from the Richmond Times Dispatch: Pilot plans airport's future, 1997 March 18
Bulletin of the University of Virginia Medical School and Hospital: articles on the 8th Evac, 1942-1975
Articles include: Medical Department Organizes Evacuation Hospital Unit No. 8 for Foreign Service, Eighth Evacuation Hospital Trained in Active Duty during Carolina Maneuvers, News of Our Eighth Evacuation Hospital Now Established Overseas Five Months, Brief History of the Eighth Evacuation Hospital, The 8th Evac-Thirty Years Later
Bulletin of the University of Virginia Medical School and Hospital: articles on the 8th Evac, 1942-1975
Articles include: Medical Department Organizes Evacuation Hospital Unit No. 8 for Foreign Service, Eighth Evacuation Hospital Trained in Active Duty during Carolina Maneuvers, News of Our Eighth Evacuation Hospital Now Established Overseas Five Months, Brief History of the Eighth Evacuation Hospital, The 8th Evac-Thirty Years Later
Operating room of the *th Evac, 1945 February 8
Photo shows changes made in operating light to eliminate cumbersome legs and braces formerly used. Armed Forces Institute of Pathology 5 MM-45-1812
Five members of the 8th Evac holding an Italian flag, pre 1980
Left to right: Cato Drash, John Guerrant, Ruth Beery, Norman Thornton, Byrd Leavell with Italian flag from Casablanca. Photo taken at an 8th Evac reunion in Charlottesville. Flag was later returned to Italy.
Group photo of 8th Evac reunion, Alumni Hall, Charlottesville, ND
Two unidentified men, probably attendees of 8th Evac reunion, ND
Group photo of 8th Evac reunion, Farmington, Charlottesville, VA, 1950 August
Letter from McLemore Birdsong to Fellows and group photo of the Department of Pediatrics and former residents, 1960 November 11
Note from Lallah M. E[dwards] Anderson accompanying New Testament and flag, ND
The note indicates the New Testament was given on Feb. 8, 1943 and carried and used throughout WW II. The flag was given to Anderson by Myrtle Hall from UVa who used it throughout WW I.