Sanctuary (AH 17) - Naval Cruise Book

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF I I I 68 A native of San Francisco, Cdr Frederick E. Jackson, MC, USN, enlisted in the army after graduation from Lincoln High School in San Francisco, where he was the student body president. He attained the rank of PFC lriflemani in the 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 82nd Airborne Division. He then attended the University of Califor- nia at Berkeley and further liberalized his philosophy by obtaining his MD degree from Boston University. Internship at the Nation- al Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, and general surgery residency at the U.S. Naval Hospital, Oakland, were Followed by neuro- surgery residency at the University of Cal- ifornia and University of Oregon Medical Centers. He has subsequently served as neurosurgeon at the U.S. Naval Hospitals, San Diego, California, and Charleston, South Carolina. While at Charleston, he was ap- pointed assistant professor of neurosurgery at the University of South Carolina Medical School. Cdr Jackson is the author of 49 published scientific papers dealing with neurosurgi- cal research and development and two Clinical Symposia on the Physiology and Treatment of Head Injuries that have now been printed in 7 languages. Within the gen- eral field of neurosurgery, his prime in- terest is in the neurosurgery of trauma. He is a member of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons and the Harvey Cushing Society. N ,gli ' Amar, .,., .- He has managed to survive an interest in underwater neurological physiology, which avocation has taken him SCUBA diving in Europe, the Caribbean, Mexico, Hawaii and in the South China Sea. He has recently been appointed as a consultant to the staff of the University of Southern California Underwater Research Laboratory on Santa Catalina Island. His last two summer leave periods have been spent camping on the desolate outer banks of North Carolina and SCUBA diving in the waters off Cape Hatteras in a r'f19fl10d search for the wreck ofthe USS MON- R. His wife is the former Margo Shaw of Vancouver and San Francisco. While in Charleston, Mrs. Jackson was president of the Charleston Naval Officer's Wive's Club- N

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