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Doc McIlvoy: 505th PIR, 82nd Airborne Division
Michel De Trez
Doc McIlvoy was with the 505th PIR, 82nd Airborne Division since the
first day of its existence, except for a period of two days while being
missing in action in Normandy.
Through the story of Doc McIlvoy is retold the story of the 505th
Medical Detachment. As a Battalion Surgeon and later as a
Regimental Surgeon, Dan McIlvoy instituted many new methods of
evacuating casualties. Many of his suggestions for improving care of
the wounded and evacuation, were adopted by the Army Medical
Corps.
Throughout his entire service Major McIlvoy supervised the treatment
of several hundred battle casualties, and he was responsible for
saving great numbers of lives and limbs of members of his command
through great initiative, skill, and untiring devotion to duty.
Soft Cover, 168 pages, color & b/w photos throughout.
$47.95
Michel De Trez
Doc McIlvoy was with the 505th PIR, 82nd Airborne Division since the
first day of its existence, except for a period of two days while being
missing in action in Normandy.
Through the story of Doc McIlvoy is retold the story of the 505th
Medical Detachment. As a Battalion Surgeon and later as a
Regimental Surgeon, Dan McIlvoy instituted many new methods of
evacuating casualties. Many of his suggestions for improving care of
the wounded and evacuation, were adopted by the Army Medical
Corps.
Throughout his entire service Major McIlvoy supervised the treatment
of several hundred battle casualties, and he was responsible for
saving great numbers of lives and limbs of members of his command
through great initiative, skill, and untiring devotion to duty.
Soft Cover, 168 pages, color & b/w photos throughout.
$47.95
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