|
| 5 Messages -
Newest to 24
|
| Current Message 1 - January 5, 2006 |
 |
|
Entry: 55029
8054th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Looking for Buddys |
|
|
Douglas Ellis wrote on 2006-01-05 19:17:45.0
Comments: I to would like to update my E-Mail address and also state that I am a Charter Member ofthe 8054th Evac. Hospital Formed in Yokahama Japan on 1 July 1950, Shiped out and Arrived in Pusan Korea on July 6th, and was attached to the 24th Inf. Division. And was changed to th the 3rd Station Hospital.
Keywords: The 8054th Evac. Hospital and 3rd Station Hospital.
|
|
|
| Current Message 2 - November 24, 2003 |
|
|
Entry: 38669
8054th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
For the record : |
|
|
Glenn D. Wideman wrote on 2003-11-24 19:31:42.0
Comments: As a charter member of the 8054 Evacuation Hospilal,I would like to clarify the title of the unit. It is listed under army medical units as the 8054 M.A.S.H.which is not true. It was originated on 1 July 1950 in Yokohama as the 8054 Evacuation Hospital and remained so until mid December 1950 when it became the 3rd Station Hospital. About the same time, the 3rd Field Hospital was formed to handle N. K. P.O.W.'s. Prior to the 3rd Field Hosp.,the 8054 Evac. had been caring for both P O W & allied wounded. Lt. Col. Willis was the original C. O. of the 8054 Evac. Some of the doctors I worked with as an orthopedic surgical technician were: Lt.Col. Zalkan, Capt. Wm. Moore and 1st Lt, Preston Taylor
Keywords:
|
|
|
| Current Message 3 - May 1, 2003 |
|
|
Entry: 33932
8054th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Middle School Student who's trying to honor America's heros |
|
|
Claire Fredericks wrote on 2003-05-01 14:42:18.0
Comments: I'm an eighth grade student at Windsor Knolls Middle School in Frederick County Maryland. I'm part of a veterans committee at my school that does special things to honor the men and women that have served our country. I was hoping to get some information about the MASH unit of 12 nurses that arrived on July 6,1950. Please feel free to email me any time to let me know more about this topic. Thank you for your gift to our country. God Bless!! Sincerely, Claire
Keywords:
|
|
|
| Current Message 4 - January 28, 2002 |
|
|
Entry: 22730
8054th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
8054 MASH--Dr. Julian Hyman, Charles Garrett |
|
|
Karen Reeds wrote on 2002-01-28 22:29:15.0
Comments: While preparing an exhibit on Korean War medicine for the NJ Veterans Museum, I interviewed Dr. Julian Hyman, a Navy physician who served at the 8054th Evac, 3rd Station Hospital, in Pusan in 1951. He is letting us use a number of medical photographs in his possession that were taken by 1st Lt Charles Garrett, including photos of patients with smallpox and hemorrhagic fever (when it was still believed to be a strange form of smallpox). We'd like to get in touch with Mr. Garrett and acknowledge him propoerly in the exhibit.
We'd also be interested in getting recollections by anyone who had hemorrhagic fever or treated patients with it. Also anyone who was involved--as patient or medical professional-- with the artificial kidney dialysis treatments at the 11th Evacuation Hospital.
I'll be glad to pass along messages for Dr. Hyman.
Many thanks
Karen Reeds Exhibit curator and museum consultant NJ Veterans Museum East Orange NJ home office 908--464-0714 reeds@openix.com
Keywords: Medical, 8054th Evac, 3rd Station Hospital,11th Evac Hospital, Julian Hyman, M.D., USN, Charles Garrett, laboratory, hemorrhagic fever, Pusan, artificial kidney,kidney dialysis
|
|
|
| Current Message 5 - May 26, 2000 |
|
|
Entry: 8931
8054th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
8054th and 3rd Station Hospital |
|
|
Douglas Ellis wrote on 2000-05-26 11:04:42.0
Comments: Would like to find as many Military buddys as I can to try and establish some tiype of Reunion.
Keywords: July 6, 1950 until August 1951 with the 8054th Evac Hosp. whsich was changed to the 3rd Sta Hosp.
|
|
|
8054 MASH
On Fri, 29 Nov 1996
Billy Joe Henderson wrote:
608 Community Drive
Waycross, Ga 31501
Telephone: 912 283 6865
I served in 8054 Evac Hospital in Pusan from July 6, 1950 to Aug, 1951.
Would like to get in touch with people from my old outfit for a reunion.
Have fond memory of Capt Annie B. Steele from North Carolina.
|
