The German Army Medical Corps in World War II

A pictorial chronicle of the German Army Medical Corps service on both fronts during World War II.

  • OCLC #: 44039885
  • ISBN #:
    • 0764306928
    • 9780764306921
  • Call #: D807.G3B8313 1999
  • Physical Location: Pritzker Military Museum & Library — Main Shelves — D807 .G3 B8313 1999
  • Personal Collection:
    • The James W. Wengert, M.D. Military Medical Collection.
  • Publisher: Atglen, PA : Schiffer Pub., ©1999.
  • Physical Description: 151 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
  • Contents:
    • Foreword / Alex Buchner
    • Introduction
    • General information : Training
    • Peacetime and wartime service
    • Structure and tasks of the Medical Corps
    • Medical equipment and devices
    • Transport means and equipment
    • The Army Mountain Medical School
    • Icy Russia and hot Africa
    • Medical Corps in action. Bandaging stations of the 254th Infantry Division in the French Campaign, 1940
    • Short report of the Medical Company of the 205th Infantry Division
    • With the Airborne Assault Regiment in Crete in 1941
    • "Straightening the Front" with the 112th Infantry Division, and the 1st Medical Company, in the winter of 1941-42 in Russia
    • From the Divisions ...
    • The medical services of the XXXXIX Mt. A.K. in the Caucasus and at the Kuban, 1942-43
    • With the Mountain Medical Unit 94 in the high Caucasus in 1942
    • With Field Hospital 162 on the Eastern Front, 1941 to January 1943
    • Troop illness report (not including wounded of the 1st Mountain Division, December 1-10, 1942
    • The medical services of the 1st Mountain Division in Russia in the spring of 1943
    • At a bandaging station of the SS Panzer Division "Das Reich" in Russia
    • From the war diary of a medical unit in Russia in 1943
    • Other divisions reported ...
    • Report of the 101st Jäger Division on their medical services, 1943-44
    • Doctors and patients report. A troop doctor before Narvik in May 1940
    • For him the war was over in 1940
    • On the front line as a regimental doctor
    • All medical skill was in vain
    • From the diary of a doctor
    • Thus the author received his first wound at the Kuban Bridgehead in 1943
    • "Bravo, doctor"
    • Just got away ...
    • Last aid for the company chief
    • Hopelessly surrounded in action
    • Rescue by sea
    • To the war's end
    • Statistics, dates, facts.