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7th Surgical Hospital, Republic of Vietnam, July 10, 1970 [129] 10th Surgical Hospital , Fort Carson, Colorado, reorganized and redesignated as the 10th Combat Support Hospital, 16 December 1992 16th Surgical Hospital
The 7th Medical Brigade was a US Army medical brigade, which provided medical support to Seventh Army. The brigade headquarters was located at Coffey Barracks Ludwigsburg , Germany, and the brigade was assigned to the Seventh Army Support Command and, later, under the United States Army Medical Command, Europe .
45th Surgical Hospital: 123: 15 August 1970 254th Medical Detachment (RA) 48: 15 November 1970 HHD, 44th Medical Brigade: 0: 3 December 1970 12th Evacuation Hospital: 305: 14 December 1970 71st Evacuation Hospital: 170: 14 December 1970 8th Field Hospital: 39* 31 December 1970 TOTAL - 685 *—Strength reduction only
11th ACR HQ, 19 July 1967 7th Surgical Hospital ("Blackhorse hospital"), 19 July 1967. Blackhorse was established in late October 1966 as the base camp for the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment (11th ACR). The camp was located on the main highway, QL-2 (now QL-56) 13 km southwest of Xuân Lộc and 28 km north of Nui Dat. The camp took its name ...
First evacuation hospital in the IV Corps TActical Zone. Furthest south of any U.S. Army hospital in Vietnam 74th Field Hospital: Mobilized USAR unit arrived in the Republic of Vietnam 14 September 1968 Became operational 14 October 1968 Provides PW and detainee care for II and IV Corps Tactical Zones 247th Medical Detachment (RA) 10 October 1968
A US Army Hospital in Vietnam, equipped with MUST (Medical Unit, Self Contained, Transportable) equipment. Medical Unit, Self-contained, Transportable (MUST) was a type of medical equipment system developed for field hospitals in the United States Army in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
The 74th Field Hospital was located at Long Binh and assumed responsibility for medical treatment of prisoners of war in III and IV CTZs. The 311th Field Hospital was divided into two hospital units: the unit in Qui Nhon provided primary medical and surgical care while the unit located in the Phu Thanh Valley served as a convalescent center.
Viet Duc Hospital, largest centre of surgery in Vietnam. Vietnam-Cuba Hospital; Vietnam – Soviet Friendship Hospital; Vietnam National Children's Hospital; Vietnam National Hospital of Endocrinology; Vietnam National Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital; Vietnam National Hospital of Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases [1] 19-8 Hospital