"A History of United States Army Base Hospital No. 19, American Expeditionary Forces, Vichy, France, A.P.O. 781" offers a detailed account of the operations and experiences of a U.S. Army hospital unit during World War I. Written by John M. Swan and Mark Heath, this historical record provides valuable insights into the medical support provided to American soldiers in Vichy, France.
The book delves into the daily activities, challenges, and contributions of the medical personnel who staffed Base Hospital No. 19. It serves as a tribute to their dedication and a resource for understanding the logistical and medical aspects of wartime healthcare. This account is essential for military historians, medical professionals, and anyone interested in the American involvement in World War I.
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