Consolation (AH 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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-wg X' One Class Able patient. From Army and Marine Coptors battle field evacuation can be carried on around the clock to waiting wards of the l Consolation. Man the Port Litter Hoist. Mike boats of lnchon Harbor carry patients from Charlie pier to the ship's litter hoists where the wounded are hoisted aboard and carried to med- ical wards. 'NN C we-.XNNXNN eNC x K ll X1 ' 1 i A-.1 fl H' B . Q

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I ,Q , T . .. .. . -A fn nee N.. ... , ' A Ship's Officers il Executive Officer LCDR J. M. Dukes LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK-ROW 1. LTJG T. F. Richmond, CHMACH R. R. Cannon, LT. H. L. Taylor, CDR A. M. Kulinski q.cHcy, LCDR J. z. Powell qscy, LT F. E. Long, LTJG E. K. Arndt, LTJG w. D. wnoolor, CHPCLK s. ini Panasuk. Row 2. CHFLFC R. R. Nicholas, ENS R. M. Wong Medical, Denial, 8, qscy, LTJG F. c. Riess Lcncy, ms R. G. Hon, LTJG H. J. K. Monogn, cHsosN L. M. Peterson, LTJG J. R. Brown, LTJG J. H. McJunkin, CHELEC H. L. Menzel. I, Ass't. Officer in Command N. H. T I I I 1 I I T I f CAPT. E. H. Moyle T I I I I 4 1 I ,p Nurse Corps Officers I I Medical Service Corps Officers LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK--ROW 1: CDR W. S. Rusk, CDR W. H. Peat, CDR E. J Jaruszewski, CDR L. W. Langs, CAPT H. E. Wiggins, CAPT E. H. Moyle, CDR J. L. Yon, CDR E. A Hynes, CDR R. P. Black, CDR J. J. Connor, CDR N. C. Furtos. ROW 2: LTJG A. J. Javois, LT P Rizzo, LT J. W. Bassett, LT E. Dominguez, LCDR L. E. Bond, LT H. C. Kennan, LT J. L. Smith LT J. E. Pulaski, LT N. J. London. ROW 3: CWOHC A. R. Carpenter, LTJG G. M. Akin, LT H. L Roberts, LTJG J. W. Young, LTJG R. C. Smith, LTJG J. R. Milano. 'I Chief of Nursing Service CDR C E Todd LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT TO BACK ROW 'I LT M E Grotz LT A O Watson LT I M Myers L n e e n I E ROW 2 LTJG V E Smith LTJG M M Smith LTJG S M Hanley LTJG A M Devaney LTJG E E McDonald LTJGB L Wilmot LTJGL M Bach 3 I

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H ' v . . Q Q ' V ff' ,f I ' Serious case.' A Korean civilian with ga severely ffractuyredlet ,icfndf i 3ClVln9 bloody to combat shock, is transferreclywtto ,arf .M I nr K Iii IF ing mpg 1' K f f bedyseconds after arrival on theyshipi. i ,,VQ,n ,f ij. i L l 5 , , i c li i is zg s 3 3 W 2 PatientsiEHappy Hour.sCombined'efforts of patients and crew provide an evening's entertainment ,for patients on their way home. ,XE i NVQ Z X ffm V ,gum WW f f, 2 f Xbo., i e ' x ,W ,. ..,..,, ,f f M, fy, I ,X ff Benef-Qtfewfenefliici W or f ,f f, J fy i 1, f f f . E? , 1 ai , W c 0 X f WM, X Boy, when I get homel Ambulatory patients find bull-sessions help pass the time until they recover and are returned to their units. 5 , X' ,, fi 5+ X ff fn, XM!! fbi! f W!! yf ,f l 1.1! X 1 f 7 4 l l f r ' M ,, f , fkiigjbei-VXXKZ li ,215 , if 2 Z SK -V4 N xt. XX Corpsmen stand a round- the-clock vigil on a seriously ill patient. The hospital staff was equipped to provide spe- cial nursing attention to all seriously ill patients. Papa-San. Injured Korean civilians received immediate care, including surgery, on the ship while anchored in lnchon, Korea. X infir f K7 9' i L: . ' Q X wk .. IVI, X a Q' i A i t X l ' x ,if 05 rii ii it it - it lx JI sew ' , x i 3 ia nz , ssg af A 424,14-:Q . '-Z '- me vw Qurra some You Ang comme Almlb F011 My 2