NAVY MEDICINE Vol. 95, No. 1 January-February 2004

by: U.S. Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

Publication date: 2004-01

Usage: CC0 1.0 Universal

Topics: Navy Medicine magazine, medicalheritagelibrary, USS Tranquillity, Liberia, humanitarian mission, Vietnam War, MIA, Project Windstorm, Cold War, World War II, Marine Corps, Robert Kentner, Prisoner of War, POWs, Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton

Publisher: BUMED Office of Medical History

Collection: usnavybumedhistoryoffice; medicalheritagelibrary

Contributor: Jan K. Herman; Andre Sobocinski

Language: English

NAVY MEDICINE Vol. 95, No. 1 January-February 2004

Department Rounds
1 Georgia Clinic Dedicated to a Man of 'Common Virtue, Called to Duty'
L. Barnes
3 USS Tranquillity: Force Health Protection Starts Here
LT P.D. Davis, MSC, USNR
LT S. Swiatkowski, MC, USNR
Features
5 Liberia 2003: Navy Medicine Assesses the Human Toll
of a Nation in Chaos
LCDR Y.H. Aboul-Enein, MSC, USN
10 Defining Heroism
J.O. Finnegan, M.D.
11 Mission to Vietnam: Finding Those Who Will Never
Be Forgotten
A.B. Sobocinski
14 Executive Medicine Career Plans
HM2 A.R. Nizar-Moses, RN, USNR (TAR)
15 Medicine for Marines: Navy Medicine with the United
States Marine Corps at Okinawa and Inchon - Part I -
Okinawa
ENS G.L. Cowan, MC, USN
20 Project Windstorm: A Cold War Memoir - Part VI
CAPT J. Helsper, MC, USNR (Ret.)
25 Training is Not Always the Solution
CDR S.E. Linnville, Ph.D., MSC, USN
LCDR S. Lewis, NC, USN
28 One System, One Solution: Voice Recognition Dictation/
Transcription System at Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton
LT C. Wallis, MSC, USN
In Memoriam
31 LT Robert Kentner, MSC, USN (Ret.)
Book Review
36 A Diminished President: FDR in 1944
S. Tronic
A Look Back
37 Navy Medicine ca. 1916