Worcester (CL 144) - Naval Cruise Book

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DIV S10 INCE NAVY medicine is essentially preventive medicine, medical department representatives make it their business to know what is going on everywhere in the YVORCESTER. They check on the preparation and quality of the food and water. They are constantly on the watch for safety hazards from foc'sle to fantail. Everyday things like heat, ventilation, air conditioning are their concern. They are present at flight quarters, in landing forces and in hre fighting parties-alert to prevent accidents or to give prompt treatment. They may even put in a word about liberty ports visited to prevent the crew from contracting epidemic disease. Many of the hos- pitalmen are specialists in their Iieldg there are pharmacists, laboratory workers, X-ray teclmicians, operating room tech- nicians, and medical photographers. They have at their dis- posal as much specialized equipment as is found in any small hospital. Last year approximately 7,920 definitive treatments were given by the YVORCESTER medical department. On the bulkhead outside the record oihce is a placque- the 1948-1949 Commander Cruisers Atlantic award for excel- lence in medical and dental. H DIVISION IS DETER- MINED TO DO IT AGAIN THIS YEAR! 'xl I W' 'fi , i NJ First Row: Harry Spitzer, HM1g VVilt0n I. Hall, HMC3 Paul B. Sullivan, LTJGQ James XV. Gustin, CDR: Edward G. Karp, HMCg Iillftll C. Booker, ss? if HM1 .... Second Row: Arthur --Q D. Hamelin, HN: Martin A. Yatter, HM2: Clarence R. Buss, l-IM3g Frank M. Thomp- son, HM3: Earnest C. McGraw, HM3: xxvillilllll L. lloyd, HN! SX Marvin E. Lane, H3123 Richard L. Broxvn, I-IDI2. 1 ompounqlinp. u lll'1Nl l'illfl0ll 4' o ,y .yy y if , I I E