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Veterinarians in Combat during World War II

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Perspectives in Veterinary Medicine (2013-2015)
Author
Smith, Donald F.
Abstract

This story (June 20th) describes the roles of veterinarians who served in combat zones, especially the China-Burma-India Theatre. That particular story also provides a rare glimpse into the horrific experiences of a Japanese army veterinarian as he was fighting in the same theatre of the war and then returned home to start his life as a practicing small animal veterinarian in Japan. The companion story (June 18th) focuses on some of the changes in veterinary education as well as the responsibilities of veterinarians serving in non-combat roles in the Army Veterinary Corps.

Date Issued
2013-06-20
Publisher
Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine
Keywords
History of Veterinary Medicine
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World War II
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Gumaer, Kenneth I., Sr.
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Takahashi, Takahema
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China-Burma-India Theatre
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Merrill’s Marauders
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Animals in War
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Horses in War
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Mules in War
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article

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