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Doctors

During WWII, the Army Medical Corps provided doctors, nurses, and other medically-trained personnel to the armed forces. The Medical Corps was responsible for setting up field hospitals, battalion aid stations, providing flight surgeons and nurses and hospital corpsman. Doctors were trained in emergency care and frequently worked very close to the front lines, treating soldiers wounded in combat. During WWII, statistics show that 97 out of 100 wounded soldiers who reached an aid station survived, thanks to the efforts of the Army Medical Corps.

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Are you an AAC, AAF or USAF Veteran, family member, historian or WW2 enthusiast? We Need YOU! Contact us today to see how you can help the Army Air Corps Library and Museum, a Texas Not-For-Profit Corporation. We need your help! We are looking for volunteers that can help us with the following tasks. Typing and Transcriptionists: One of our big projects is extracting data from the thousands of documents we have and putting this data into a database where we can display the information on a website such as this one. We also need assistance with retyping unit history documents.

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