The Military Surgeon: Journal of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, Volume 31The Association, 1912 |
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... probably in peace less ex- posed than any other branch of the military service , due to the fact that in the regular service at least , admission of physicians to it , and discharge of medical officers from it , are governed solely by ...
... probably in peace less ex- posed than any other branch of the military service , due to the fact that in the regular service at least , admission of physicians to it , and discharge of medical officers from it , are governed solely by ...
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... probably ex- clude many , not only of inferior professional qualifications , but . those whose dubious reputations , undesirable habits , and shady political affiliations would tend to weaken their sense of responsi- bility to the ...
... probably ex- clude many , not only of inferior professional qualifications , but . those whose dubious reputations , undesirable habits , and shady political affiliations would tend to weaken their sense of responsi- bility to the ...
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... probably be questionable whether they should be permitted duty that far forward . They may serve excellently t rest stations on the line of communications , for at such points the control of the transient patients is not relinquished by ...
... probably be questionable whether they should be permitted duty that far forward . They may serve excellently t rest stations on the line of communications , for at such points the control of the transient patients is not relinquished by ...
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... probably been in the past one of the most potent factors in the production of unnecessary absenteeism . The whole tendency in our various wars has been to make them o unduly easy to obtain as to cripple the fighting efficiency of armies ...
... probably been in the past one of the most potent factors in the production of unnecessary absenteeism . The whole tendency in our various wars has been to make them o unduly easy to obtain as to cripple the fighting efficiency of armies ...
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... probably safe to assume that his trans- fer to a convalescent camp will not interfere with either the rapidity or completeness of his return to health . There may be a few exceptions to this , dependent chiefly upon the mental atti ...
... probably safe to assume that his trans- fer to a convalescent camp will not interfere with either the rapidity or completeness of his return to health . There may be a few exceptions to this , dependent chiefly upon the mental atti ...
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