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Mar 30, 2017 · 84 William C. Gorgas to the editor of the New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal, January 22, 1904, CA, box 6. Ashford also capitalized on his mounting professional status to broadcast his work. He distributed reports to doctors across the globe, including prominent physicians like Victor G. Geiser in the Philippines and Ronald Ross in England.
Throughout the night that the William C. Gorgas went down, the Harvester and the other B-3 escorts were engaged in a desperate struggle against 13 U-boats assigned to the newly formed wolf pack Neuland for the strike on HX-228. Prior to the sinking of the Liberty ship, eight of the U-boats were able to slip past the escorts encircling the ...
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26 Oct. William Crawford Gorgas, el doctor que logró erradicar la fiebre amarilla en Panamá. Caballero Comandante de la Orden de San Miguel y San Jorge KCMG (3 de octubre de 1854 – 3 de julio de 1920) fue un médico estadounidense y el 22avo Cirujano General de la Armada de los Estados Unidos (1914-18). Es mejor conocido por su trabajo en ...
Oct 3, 2018 · October 3, 2018. Standing water and unpaved roads in Colon, Panama,1905 (Linda Hall Library) William Crawford Gorgas, an American Army physician, was born Oct. 3, 1854. Gorgas was chief sanitary officer in Havana when the Army sent in a commission to investigate the cause and prevention of yellow fever.
Apr 21, 2020 · William Gorgas was born on 3 rd October 1854 in Alabama. He was born to a United States Army Ordinance Officer living in Charleston, South Carolina. William C. Gorgas was a renowned U.S. Army physician who also wa s the 22 nd U.S. Army Surgeon General (1914 – 1918). In his formative years before the Panama Canal project, Gorgas was revered ...
This Liberty ship was named for William C. Gorgas (1854-1920). William Crawford Gorgas was a sanitation engineer. Gorgas war instrumental in reducing yellow fever and malaria at the Panama Canal during its construction. Gorgas served as Surgeon General of the U.S. Army from 1914-1918.
