Washburn (AKA 108) - Naval Cruise Book

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f- M- Nw. fx W . v. 'W A- l ,. r I7 BK 4' III Eggink, James, LT Yonkman, Dromms and Birch, H DIVISION The battle weary cry of Corpsman!!' has given place in the peacetime Navy to Doc, what can ya give me to get rid of this headache? To this plea the men of Division quickly respond, motivated by their desire to relieve human suffering and reduce the Sick Call line in the passageway. No matter what malady you may possess, Doctor Yonkman and his corpsmen will diagnose it and begin treatment. The well-equipped dispensary can handle H multitude of ailments from gastrointestinal aches to epistaxis qbloody nose.5 The corpsmen keep an active library of Corps and Bumed literature with which they can keep up to date On current medical policies and procedures. They assist the doctor at surgery, preparing drugs, teaching hygiene, and enjoy working together scrubbing instruments and spaces after the Doctor messes them up. There is always a corpsman on watch, and available to render assistance at any time. Their help and able' assistance has allowed many of us to enjoy the cruise in excellent health. RA i.. F, ,. G. F. YONKMAN Medical Officer 1 ,J X -tl f ' Asif I . ..,.J 7 - 'A Y - -' B ' - 'f- -'1f-f-' -.- -1:21 : u r A-1, -1-51--f,'g,z53, 312.5 5.:,.g,5 -,fg544,gf:r.,:',-5-A t . ,- ' . ,.. H , . . ,- .444.,L:..:......1z:::.',,::.,w..,.vL y:1g:.-:4:i:n-QH.1.1e.u - -,,14-LQ!--Lvl . ibn Mzwm-Z 4