 IN the field the Regimental Hospital department was allowed two small tents for the officers, medicines, etc. ; another small tent for the kitchen department and supplies, and a larger one for the sick. This last, known as the hospital tent, was about...  Muskets and Medicine: Or, Army Life in the Sixties - Seite 129von Charles Beneulyn Johnson - 1917 - 276 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
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...Beneulyn Johnson described his regimental hospital setup with the 130th lllinois lnfantry Volunteers: ln the field the Regimental Hospital Department was allowed...capable of containing eight cots with as many patients. ln the field we almost never had sheets and white pillow cases, but made use of army blankets that... | |
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