Vr 76 a French Military Hospital
Vr 76 a French Military Hospital
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I must also put on record Mr. Beer's interest in things medical and scientific, which made him keen to learn what was to be done. He was extremely useful and I was grateful for his never-failing readiness to do his best at all times. He was popular with the patients and also with the members of the French detach- ment, from whom he was able, by virtue of his smile, to obtain assistance whenever necessary.
Our department contributed the photographic side of the records, such as photographs of wo...unds, specimens, apparatus and micro-photographs. Another " odd job " was the preparation of over seven hundred lantern slides used in the courses organised for medical officers of the U. S. Army.
Here I must mention Frost. No account of the activities of the department would be complete without putting on record his excellent services as photographer. He was trans- ferred to us from ward service ; however, nothing came amiss to him and in a few weeks he was complete master of his work, and many of our best records and specimen radiographs are due to his skill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I must also put on record Mr. Beer's interest in things medical and scientific, which made him keen to learn what was to be done. He was extremely useful and I was grateful for his never-failing readiness to do his best at all times. He was popular with the patients and also with the members of the French detach- ment, from whom he was able, by virtue of his smile, to obtain assistance whenever necessary.
Our department contributed the photographic side of the records, such as photographs of wo...unds, specimens, apparatus and micro-photographs. Another " odd job " was the preparation of over seven hundred lantern slides used in the courses organised for medical officers of the U. S. Army.
Here I must mention Frost. No account of the activities of the department would be complete without putting on record his excellent services as photographer. He was trans- ferred to us from ward service ; however, nothing came amiss to him and in a few weeks he was complete master of his work, and many of our best records and specimen radiographs are due to his skill.
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