Few Army activities are subject to closer scrutiny than those of protecting the health of the troops and binding up the wounds of those who have borne the battle. As in the matter of feeding and clothing, the general public has well established civilian standards against which it can measure the efficiency of those responsible for the Army's medical service. When conducted with speed and professional competence this service is a source of comfort to both the man in uniform and his family and friends; when it fails to equal or excel the system of medical care to which American society is accustomed it is subject to immediate and strong protest from a people able and willing to criticize. The successful conduct of a military medical service therefore requires not only a knowledge of contemporary civilian medical practice but also administrative talent capable of adjusting the demands of the public and the medical profession to the Army's needs in time of war with the minimum of friction. This is the first volume of a series which relates the hospitalization and evacuation experience of the Army in World War II. It should prove enlightening both to military men directly or indirectly concerned with the Army's medical service and to that large group of doctors and hospital administrators who daily face policy and management problems similar to those recounted here.
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Few Army activities are subject to closer scrutiny than those of protecting the health of the troops and binding up the wounds of those who have borne the battle. As in the matter of feeding and clothing, the general public has well established civilian standards against which it can measure the efficiency of those responsible for the Army's medical service. When conducted with speed and professional competence this service is a source of comfort to both the man in uniform and his family and friends; when it fails to equal or excel the system of medical care to which American society is accustomed it is subject to immediate and strong protest from a people able and willing to criticize. The successful conduct of a military medical service therefore requires not only a knowledge of contemporary civilian medical practice but also administrative talent capable of adjusting the demands of the public and the medical profession to the Army's needs in time of war with the minimum of friction. This is the first volume of a series which relates the hospitalization and evacuation experience of the Army in World War II. It should prove enlightening both to military men directly or indirectly concerned with the Army's medical service and to that large group of doctors and hospital administrators who daily face policy and management problems similar to those recounted here.
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Vendeur : Better World Books: West, Reno, NV, Etats-Unis
Etat : Very Good. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. N° de réf. du vendeur 68666904-75
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Vendeur : Captain John Smith's Books, MABLETHORPE, Royaume-Uni
Soft cover. Etat : Good. This is a collection of around 100 books written between 1950 and 1970 regarding the US Army during the Second World War. Each volume concentrates on a certain area of the army, be it planning, strategy, transportation, offense, defense, medical, logistics, aftermath - etc. Each volume is written to complement but not necessarily follow-on from others and is roughly broken down into 12 areas:-A) War DepartmentB) Army Ground ForcesC) Army Service ForcesD) Western HemisphereE) War in the PacificF) Mediterranean TheatreG) European TheatreH) Middle East TheatreI) China-Burma-India TheatreJ) Technical ServicesK) Special StudiesL) Pictorial RecordAll come with matte covers and have some wear and tear as you would expect of books this age, though we have priced them all at the same rate for any collectors missing a certain edition, unless they are of notable lower quality then this is reflected in the price. Please refer to photos for the exact titles as we are limited to 20 characters! If you wish to enquire about each or purchase more than one edition, please drop us a message!Ex military library stock so expect to see light wear and possible markings and annotations in the text. Most have no Dust-jackets. Those that do are of aged paper with moderate nips and wear. Binders range from acceptable to very good condition. Robust boards. Edges fairly clean and sharp. Minor wear and tear and marking. Rubbing on boards and spine. Most text shows few marks other than initial library stamp. Some may have signs of previous repair. Overall acceptable to good condition. US Office of the Chief of Military History. Please enquire regarding individual issues for exact specifics.Prompt dispatch as standard. Many thanks for supporting independents. N° de réf. du vendeur CJSBU2J6
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