The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology - Figure 4
This group of U.S. Army medical officers includes several who were to be prominent in the history of the Army Medical Museum and the Library of The Surgeon General. Standing (left to right): Lt. Col. William G. Spencer, Assistant Surgeon Alfred A. Woodhull, Surgeon General Joseph K. Barnes, Assistant Surgeon Edward Curtis. Seated (left to right): Assistant Surgeons George A. Otis, Charles H. Crane, John S. Billings, and Joseph J. Woodward. (From an original.)
- Date
- 1964
- Photographer / author
- Robert S. Henry
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
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- image
- Original size
- 1,430 × 997 pixels
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