Box 54 - Army Hat, Seal of the 5th General Hospital
Box 57 - Army Dress Coats and Shirts
Folder
1
Active Immunization Against Tetanus with Tetanus Toxoid
2
Adaptors for Anaesthetic Machines
3
Adm. Cir. No. 3, Classification of Personnel as General or Limited
Service
4
Allotment of Pay
5
American Board of Surgery Operations
6
American Medical Society, ETO, Constitution and By Laws
7
American Medical Society, ETO, Correspondence
8
American Medical Society, ETO, Formation
9
American Medical Society, ETO, June 23, 1943
10
American Medical Society, ETO, July 10, 1943
11
American Medical Society, ETO, July 28, 1943
12
American Medical Society, European Theater of Operations, Program, August
18, 1943
13
American Medical Society ETO Supplement to Program August 18,
1943
14
American Medical Society ETO September 22, 1943
15
American Red Cross Disaster Relief Correspondence
16
American Red Cross food handlers
17
Amputation and Enforcing guillotine type
18
Annual Reports, Medical Department Units and Installations
19
Annual Report of the Division of Professional Services 1942
20
Annual Report of the Surgical Service 5th General Hospital
1942
21
5th General Hospital Annual Report 1943
22
5th General Hospital Annual Report 1944
23
5th General Hospital Annual report 1945
24
Answers to Questions submitted by Brigadier General Simmons
25
Applications for Officer Candidate School
26
Army Extension Courses, 1941-1942
27
Army Shows 1943
28
Berry Frank B., (Lt. Colonel) Correspondence
29
Blood Transfusions
30
European Theater of Operations United States Army 1942 Blood
Transfusions historical
31
Blood Transfusion Service
32
Brigham Bulletin November, 1943
33
British Army Rules for Amputations
34
The Bulletin of the U. S. Army Medical Department, April 1945
35
Calas Staging Area Bulletin No. 4 Vol. 1 Training Information
36
Cards Christmas, Valentines Day
37
Chief Consultant in Surgery Elliot C. Cutler
38
Circular Letter No. 12 Immersion Foot
39
Circular Letter No. 19 Individual Report of Venereal Disease
40
Circular Letter No. 22 Serologic Tests for Syphilis
41
Circular Letter No. 23 Care of Battle Casualties
42
Circular Letter No. 26
43
Circular Letter No. 36
Therapy
44
Circular Letter No. 23 Therapy
45
Circular Letter No. 38 Individual Report of Cases of Venereal Disease
46
Circular Letter No. 43 Herniated nucleus pulposus
47
Circular Letter No. 48 Hospital Administration and Professional
Services
48
Circular Letter No. 61 Line of Duty Determination
49
Circular Letter No. 63 Diagnostic Terminology in Wounds due to Enemy
Action
50
Circular Letter No. 67 Hospitalization and Disposition of
Neuropsychiatric Patients
51
Circular Letter No. 70 Therapy
52
Circular Letter No. 79: Use of Follow-up Card, ETOOSAMD Form 303
53
Circular Letter No. 142 Guidance to Disposition Boards
54
Circular Letter No. 167 Performance elective operations for
pre-induction disabilities
55
Circular Letter No. 179 Conservation of Quinine
56
Circular Letter No. 226 Regulations for line-of-duty boards
57
The City of London Guide
58
Civilian Identification Department of the Army Louise K.
Zollinger
59
Civilian Identification Department of the Army Robert M.
Zollinger
60
Classification of Personnel as General or Limited Service
61
Clinical Assignment for Special Study
62
Clinical and Bacteriological Study of Non-specific Urethritis
63
Club Cards
64
Command Inspection Check List
65
Complete Equipment for Surgical Wards
66
Completion of FBI Military Fingerprint Card
67
Conditions Accepted for Limited Service
68
Conference With Major Paul Morton, 49th Station Hospital
69
Consolidated Surgical Brough. Reports
70
Cooperation with 1st Army Consultants
71
Course in Military Medicine for Reserve Corps Officers 1941
72
Cutler, Elliot C., Correspondence with Col. J. C. Kimbrough
73
Elliot C. Cutler, Diary, Handwritten Copy
74
Cutlers Diary, Late 1943-Early 1944
75
Cutler Diary, World War II Experience
76
Elliot C. Cutler, European Theater of Operations, Memorandums, 1943
77
Daily Bulletin EXTRA, Japan Surrenders, August 15, 1945
78
Daily Bulletin Final Edition, August 26, 1945
79
Data Concerning Gas Gangrene
80
Data for Personnel Records
81
Deepwater Daily, October 7, 1945
82
Deepwater Daily, October 14, 1945, U. S. A. T. Borinquen
83
Deferment of Extended Active Duty
84
Deltabase Basic Plan for Redeployment and Readjustment
85
Deltabase Basic Plan for Redeployment and Readjustment, Revised
86
Departure from ETO
87
Desk Diary for 1944
88
Diary, Robert M. Zollinger, March 4, 1942-December 23, 1943
89
Diary, Lt. Colonel Zollinger, 1944
90
Diathermy and Magnet Equipment
91
Dinner Programs
92
Disposition Cases, Abstracts
93
Disposition of Flying Personnel
94
Disposition of Patient, January 22, 1943
95
Disposition of Patient, March 23, 1943
96
Disposition of Yellow-Ball Marked MEE
97
Do You Know Cornwall?
98
Drug Inventory
99
Duties Consultants, European Theater of Operations, Memorandum, 1942
100
Duties of Consultants
101
Duties of the Surgical Officer of the Day, March 16, 1943
102
Duties of the Surgical Officer of the Day, July 30, 1943
103
English-French Indispensable French and Classified Words, September 1944
104
Enlisted Status
105
Essential Equipment for Surgical Departments
106
Evacuation of British Head Injury Cases from U.S. Hospitals
107
Evacuation of U.S. Patients from British and Canadian Hospitals to U.S.
Hospitals
108
Eventual Organization for Consultations in the E.T.O.
109
Exercise Classes in the Physical Therapy Department
110
Farewell Dinner Menu, U.S.A.T. Borinquen
111
5th General Hospital Directories. 1943
112
5th General Hospital. History
113
5th General Hospital. Medical and Surgical Conference May 1,
1943
114
5th General Hospital. Reunion. September 15-17, 1989,
115
5th General Hospital. Roster
116
5th General Hospital. Set up correspondence
117
Final Report of Sulfonamide Study of Battle Causalities Returned to This
Theater from North Africa
118
First Aid Against Gas Attack
119
First Aid Training
120
Warface, The Chemical Weapon, Its Use and Protection Against It.
121
General Hospital Movement Schedules, September 1945
122
General Surgery Consultant Group
123
Geographical Location of Air Force Stations into Hospitals
124
G.F. Diagnosis
125
Guide to Maintaining Efficient Files
126
Honorable Discharge from the Army of the United States
127
Hospitalization of Lt. Colonel Aaron
128
Indications and Contra-dictions for Operations for hernia, hydrocoele and
varicoele in the British Army
129
Individual Medical Soldier Teaching Program
130
Infectious Disease Rules
131
Investigations of Injuries and Deaths where question of line of duty or
misconduct is suspected
132
Investigation of War Wounds Penicillin A Preliminary Report to
the War Office and the Medical Research Council 1943
Folder
1
Issue Slips Non - Expendable Property
2
Line of Duty Cases
3
Linen Available in Operating Room for Operative Procedures
4
List of Surgical Conditions which should automatically return personnel
to hospitalization in Z. I.
5
Local Treatment of Burns
6
Local Treatment of Burns with Sulfathiazole Cream
7
London Office for Consultants
8
Manual of Therapy E. T. O, proof copy
9
The Medical Bulletin No. 24 October, 1944
10
Medical Consultant Tour ETO, May June 1962
11
Medical Examination of Employees of the American Red Cross
12
Medical News Letter No. 2
13
Medical and Surgical Conference, May 1, 1943
14
Medical Units
15
Memorandum No. 21 Medical Records
16
Memorandum No. 33 Central Supply
17
Memorandum No. 48 Ward Regulations for Patients
18
Memorandum No. 51 Ward Regulations for Officer Patients
19
Meningitis
20
Methods of Sterilization in the Wards
21
Military Service Records
22
Mimeographing of Special Forms
23
Minutes of Surgical Consultants Sub-Committee August 23, 1943
24
Mobile Surgical Team
25
Mobile Surgical Team Adm. Cir. No. 28
26
Medical Surgical Teams Anaesthesia Supplies
27
Memory Is My Happiness
28
Mobile Surgical Team Anesthesia Equipment in Surgical Team that
cannot be Spread from the Fifth General Hospital
29
Mobile Surgical Team Appendix
30
Mobile Surgical Teams Assignment of Surgical Teams
31
Mobile Surgical Teams Auxiliary Surgical Group
32
Mobile Surgical Team Basic Equipment List for Truck, Surgical,
Operating
33
Mobile Surgical Team correspondence
34
Mobile Surgical Teams Drill for Pitching Tents
35
Mobile Surgical Team Equipment for the Surgical Teams
36
Mobile Surgical Team Film
37
Mobile Surgical Team Instructions for Electrical Appliances Connected
to 1½ KW Generator
38
Mobile Surgical Team Instruments Requisitioned from Chief Surgeon
39
Mobile Surgical Team Inventory of Contents of Medical Chests and
Miscellaneous Items Carried by the Mobile Surgical Unit
40
Mobile Surgical Unit Memorandums
41
Mobile Surgical Team - Memorandum Receipt Debit Slips
42
Mobile Surgical Team New York Depot (Medical)
43
Mobile Surgical Team Notes
44
Mobile Surgical Team Plan for Loading Trucks
45
Mobile Surgical Team Reorganization of Auxiliary Surgical Teams
46
Mobile Surgical Team Special Items for Mobile Surgical Team
47
Mobile Surgical Team Sterile Supplies
48
Mobile Surgical Team Table of Basic Allowances For A Mobile Surgical Unit
49
Mobile Surgical Team Tally Out (Packing or Loading List)
50
Movement Order (1212) September 6, 1945
51
My Life in the Concentration Camp, Esterwege (Emsland) The Hellon the
Wood- Edge
52
1943 Datebook
53
Northern Ireland War Wounds Committee
54
Notes on Management of Battle Casualties
55
Office of Defense, Health and Welfare Services
56
Officers Pay, Allowance and Mileage Voucher
57
Operating Room Technicians
58
Out Patient Consultations
59
The Oxford War Atlas The First Two Years September 1939-September
1941
60
Paris Seen in Four Days
61
Passenger Lists and Reception Station to be prepared by Units being
Redeployed thru the U.S.
62
Penicillin 2nd General Hospital
63
Penicillin Supply
64
Peripheral Nerve Injuries
65
Personnel Changes in Station Hospitals Serving Air Force
66
Pharmacopoeia For Use in Military Hospitals, 1940
67
Photographs for Mobile Surgical Unit
68
Photography, 1943
69
Photography in Medical Units, ETO
70
Plan for Cystoscopic Room
71
Plan for Utilization of auxiliary surgical groups
72
Plaster of Paris
73
Polyvinyl Chloride Sheeting
74
Pre- and Postoperative Care Patients, April 23, 1943
75
Pre- and Postoperative Care of Patients
76
Preliminary Studies for the Procurement, storage and supply of whole
blood to an ETO combat army
77
Principles underlying rehabilitation, U.S. Army, ETO
78
Procedure in cases of officers physically unfit for general military
service
79
Property Turn-In Slip
80
The Prophylactic Station
81
Proposed Investigation into use of penicillin in fresh battle casualty
wounds
82
Prospective shortage of officers for Signal Corps Installations
83
Proposed Syllabus: Rehabilitation of the Injured Soldier
84
Publication of Articles by Officers of the Med. Dept.
85
Qualifications of Medical Officers
86
Reappointment of Reserve Officers
87
Reception of Casualties by Surgical Service
88
Recognition of Devitilized Tissue
89
Recommendation for Alterations and Additions for Shock Ward and Wards 1
to 5
90
Recommendation for improving Standard Equipment Issued to General
Hospitals going to a Theater of Operation
91
Recommendations for Organization of Orthopedic Section
92
Refusal of Medical, Surgical, or Dental Treatment by Persons Subject to
Military Law
93
Regulations for the Shock Ward
94
The Repair of Cranial Defects with Acrylic Resins
95
Report of Activities August 1942-December 1942 Cutler Diary
96
Report of Chief Consultant in Surgery January 1, 1944-December 31, 1944
97
Report on Conference with Surgeon, 5th Division
98
Report and Evaluation of 130th Station Hospital
99
Reports of Proceedings of a Board of Officers 1941
100
Reports of Proceedings of a Board of Officers 1942
101
Report to the Surgeon General, United States Army on Tour of Army
Installation in European Theater August 5, 1955
102
Report of visit to all Station Hospitals Serving 8th Air Force
103
Report on visit to 136th Station Hospital
104
Requisition of British Instruments
105
Reserve Officers Association of the U.S. membership correspondence
106
Reserve Officers Association of the U.S. pamphlets
107
Road Movement Instructions
108
Role Specialization
109
Schedule of Physiotherapy Classes
110
Scheduling of Surgical Operations
111
Senior Consultant, European Theater of Operations, August 1955
112
Senior Consultant in Surgery Reports 1943
113
Shipping Ticket
114
Shock Team Data
115
Shortage of Essential Supplies and Equipment of Musgrave Park
116
Sites of Election for Amputations for the Purpose of Satisfactory
Prosthesis
117
Social Service Histories
118
Solicitation of Contributions
119
Song Lyrics
120
Special Medical Advisory Group, Authorization and Invoice for Medical
Service, 1953
121
Special Medical Advisory Group of the Veterans Administration
correspondence
122
Special Medical Advisory Group Resume of Recommendations, Resolutions
and Actions Taken Since Establishment of group and First Meeting in 1946
123
Special Medical Advisory Group Members, 1953
124
Special Medical Advisory Group, 1950s
125
The Special Medical Advisory Group Washington, D.C. December 7,
1953
126
Special Orders No. 39 Demobilization
127
Special Orders No. 261
128
St. Michaels Mount and Marazion
129
Standard Operating Procedure for Mobile Surgical Team Equipment
130
STATUS Clearance Form
131
Status of Med. Service PWTE Report, May 1945
132
Status of Patients
133
Study of Hospital plans for tented units on the Continent
134
Suggested Changes in Table of Organization
135
Sulfadiazine in the treatment of burns
136
Sulfonamide Concentrations in the Blood
137
Supply of Penicillin to ETO
138
The Surgical Care of Battle Casualties Anrodromes
139
The Surgical Care of Battle Casualties at 8th Air Force
Stations
140
Surgical Sub. Committee Minutes, November 22, 1943
141
Surgical Sub. Committee Minutes, December 27, 1943
142
Suspension of Army Extension Courses
143
Target: Germany, The Army Air Forces official story of the VIII Bomber
Commands first year over Europe
144
Temporary Duty Orders
145
That Men Might Live The Story of the Medical Service- ETO
146
306th Station Hospital
147
315th Station Hospital
148
T/O Over and Under Strength of Surgical Service
149
Training Memorandum No. 2
150
Training Memorandum No. 3 January, 1941
151
Training Memorandum No. 4 January, 1942 Schedule of Inactive
Status Instruction
152
Training Memorandum No.5
153
Training Memorandum No. 6
154
Training Memorandum No. 7
155
Training Memorandum No. 8
156
Training of Reserve Officers in Inactive Duty Status, School Year,
1941-1942
157
Transfer of patients from British to American Hospitals
158
Transfer of Venereal Patients to Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley
159
Transportation and Treatment of Casualties on LSTs
160
Treatment of Individuals with Uncomplicated Gonorrhea Duty Status
161
Trends in the Surgical Treatment of Battle Casualties
162
Truro Infirmary
163
Type of Hospital and personnel to occupy Davey Hulme Military Hospital
at Manchaster
164
ASAREUR Ration Card
165
The use and procurement of blood and plasma for the ETO
166
Use of Sulfonamide
167
Use of WAACs in ETOUSA
168
Use of X-ray by Surgical Service
169
Utilities Department, 5th General Hospital
170
V-Mail- Christmas Greetings
171
The Vanguard
172
Veterans Administration 1953-1954
173
Veterans Administration, Consultant in Surgery, designation letters
174
Veterans Administration Passport pending
175
Veterans Administration Special Medical Advisory Group
176
Visit to 77th Station Hospital
177
Visit to Station Hospital # 120
178
Visit to Station Hospital # 121
179
Withdrawal of 5,100,000 units of Penicillin now in London Medical Depot
180
Yardin Serge, correspondence to Col. E. C. Cutler
181
Zollinger, Richard W. correspondence
World War II Army Hat
Seal of the 5th General Army, Harvard Unit
Army Uniform Jackets
Army Coats
Army
Dress Coat
Army Shirts
German Flag, 3rd Reich