Battlefield angels

Battlefield angels: saving lives under enemy fire from Valley Forge to Afghanistan

by McGaugh, Scott

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"Battlefield Angels captures the in-the-trenches moments during which medics and corpsmen fought to save the lives of their comrades. Readers will learn the fascinating history of battlefield medicine and how it has benefited both military and civilian medical practice throughout American history."--Page [2] of dust jacket.

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Battlefield angels : saving lives under enemy fire from Valley Forge to Afghanistan / Scott McGaugh.

Summary

"Battlefield Angels captures the in-the-trenches moments during which medics and corpsmen fought to save the lives of their comrades. Readers will learn the fascinating history of battlefield medicine and how it has benefited both military and civilian medical practice throughout American history."--Page [2] of dust jacket.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2011.

Publication Statements

  • Publisher(s):Osprey Publishing
  • Place of Publication:Long Island City, NY
  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:2011.

The Physical Object

  • Description:x, 272 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : : illustrations (some color) ; : 24 cm

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9781849085151, 1849085153
  • oclc:ocn676726644
  • LC Classification:UH223
  • Dewey Decimal:355.3/450973

Table of Contents

Foreword / Harold M. Koenig -- Preface -- 1. Perils of independence: Revolutionary War -- 2. Battlefield evacuation: Civil War -- 3. Mechanized war: World War I -- 4. Fighting infection. World War II: the Pacific -- 5. Defeating disease. World War II: Tarawa -- 6. Mobile combat care. World War II: Europe -- 7. Overcoming shock. World War II: Peleliu -- 8. Battle burns. World War II: Iwo Jima -- 9. Medical care behind bars. World War II: Philippines -- 10. Medicine on the fly: Korean War -- 11. Helos and hospitals: Vietnam War -- 12. Mass casualties: Vietnam War -- 13. Battlefield ER: Iraq -- 14. Invisible scars: Afghanistan and Iraq -- Conclusion.

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