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dying once they rea 1 HE : . : . gying ever bee y more of made by the service in the field them are returning to full duty of rehabilitation. At the Chicago quicker than at any time in the meeting of the American Medical : : y history of warfare.’ Association, three Medical Corps | : The service today includes surgeons from the Valley Forge : 90,000 physicians, nurses,-medical’ rn Mg gr * : Specialists and enlisted men die replace less satisfactory metal : Te an nmi and Plates for casualties with serious . {head injuries. : : : sR Irene to Ft. Churchill, The Army Prosthetics Research i 5 : ) . ' _|Laboratgry. has made a number, | It began 177 E bop ago when of useful improvements in artiGen. George ashington re-!g io limbs. : ! |

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