European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 04, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday september 4, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 9 Quality control spec. 5 Richard Munk 4th technician uses Fine hand in a Ray Check. Maj. Francis j. Major left and maj. Kenneth z. Kurlan maintain a Busy schedule in the Field. 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Other events included open House in the office of it. o. Enderle co where troops were shown battalion col ors and historical mementos which include world War i Battle streamers earned while the battalion crossed France Belgium and Germany in sup port of army ground Street names include Kel sey drive named for Brig. e. Kelsey Stra com Europe cd Meyer Avenue format. Gen. Richard j. Meyer Stra com cd Paulson place format. Gen. Robert w. Paulson arcs cd and Pratt Circle for adm. R. R. Pratt Neucom j6. The anniversary Celebration Al so included a Small bore Rifle match jeep parking contest and a Pup tent pitching race. Surgical Hospital move to Field tests Pilot plan by Henry Marquez staff writer Hohenfels Germany is the 4th surgical Hospital Inan Effort to hone medical skills As keenly As a surgeon s Scalpel is participating in a Field training program a Pilot hospitals such As the 4th normally do not function a self sufficient medical units that is seeing sick people treating prescribing Medicine and so on As does a Garrison facility. They usually train for their primary role As Field hospitals in time of War. This year the 7th medical brigade launched the test plan to train the unit and its personnel to operate As an , while in Garrison 25 per cent of the 4th s personnel Are away from the unit training at other hospitals. After the 4th s stint Here at Hohenfels extending through sept. 23 the program will be evaluated. If the unit s enthusiasm for the program is an indicator the outcome should be favourable. Maj. Francis j. Major a doctor and the Hospital s co Saidat first the unit was not exactly overwhelmed at the idea of mov ing to the Field. It took 24 2-ton trucks with trailers to move the unit s equipment from its permanent station at ludwigs Burg Germany to he and his men Are sold on the plan. Assigned Here Are 95 enlisted specialists two doctors two medical service corps officers and two to make this program a Success besides major Are the 4th s chief male nurse maj. Lyndsey Stone maj. Kenneth is photos by Joe Wesley z. Kurland orthopaedic surgeon medical administrative assist ants 1st its. Stanley a. Erickson and Harwood lending a helping hand Are sets. . Charles r. Mueller the first sergeant Karl Steckl chief Yardmaster and Josephl. Vaughan jr., surgery and centralized material Section Coic. The dispensary Coic and assistant Are specs. 6 Jerold Schneider and William m. Hensal. In charge of a dispensary night shift is spec. 6 Rafael 4th, which is a part of the 30th medical group has been providing medical support for the 24th inf div also training at nurse Stone who said the Hospital is equipped to do any thing any major Hospital can accomplish said the 4th is treating an average of 25 outpatients daily and eight inpatients. So far medics have done 90 x rays and 40 helicopters Are available to the doctors of the 4lh, major said it is better to Fly out seriously ill or injured men to permanently established medical facilities. The surgical Hospital whose forerunner the Mobile Hospital no. 4, was organized May 6, 1918, in the american expeditionary forces in France can care for approximately 60 patients. Mike Man spec. 5 Jack Giselman runs a blood count
