List of Staple Medical and Surgical Supplies Selected to Meet War Conditions, Part 1; parts 3-4

This publication, "List of Staple Medical and Surgical Supplies Selected to Meet War Conditions, Part 1; parts 3-4," offers a glimpse into the logistical and medical preparations undertaken during World War I. Compiled by the United States Council of National Defense in 1918, this list details the essential medical and surgical supplies deemed necessary to support military operations and treat the wounded. It provides a comprehensive overview of the items considered crucial for maintaining the health and well-being of soldiers during wartime.

The document serves as a valuable historical resource for understanding the medical challenges and priorities of the era. It highlights the advancements and limitations of medical technology at the time and offers insights into the strategies employed to ensure adequate medical care under the demanding conditions of war. Students of military history, medical history, and early 20th-century social history will find this a fascinating resource.

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