Kearsarge (LHD 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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unseat sees Sill' KEARSAFlGE's Medical Department was assigned as one of the Primary Casualty Receiving Ships form 51. With Fleet Surgical Team EIGHT embarked, the department was comprised of medical officers, nursess Fc administrative officers and Corpsmen covering a wide variety of specialties and services such as: Famil lvmeo lntemal Medicine, Anesthesiology, General Surgery: Laboratory: Pharmacy, Preventive medicine: Respirlltom X-ray and routine medical services. The department also set up and maintained 5 Operating Rooms 14 lnten lIC he Care Unit beds, 48 ward beds and was equipped to provide care ranging from emergency Surgery 10 pub services, to in-patient treatment. , gy 5,33 P 4 J, ' , ixjf , ' - 5 SlEi,l?gRGlElggRD MAHONE Y HM LENN BAXTER ICAL OFFICER lNG C1-HEF P V OFFICER l X ff, Many of o - . 3 y u ore ossembling in or neor the Middle Eost and wma Crucial hours mC'Y Icy Olweod. ln th h ' L On you. Your tr beli ' - eve in Amerlco, ond America believes in youu, l7oxMEDIcAL Pfesldenf George Bush 5 sf' Umm h O53 OUVS, the success of our couse lwill dep 9 Us prepared YOU- Your honor will guiclg you. YOU

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