The organization was initially housed in a three-story brick building located on Armistead Street among the main post buildings. Hammerbacher, MAC, Executive Officer, 41st Evacuation Hospital. Adams, MC, Executive Officer, 41st Evacuation Hospital.Ĭaptain Edward J. Lieutenant Colonel Joe Harrell, MC, Commanding Officer, 41st Evacuation Hospital. Angen, MC, on 10 June and on the same day 149 EM arrived from the Medical Department Replacement Center, Camp Lee, Petersburg, Virginia (Army Service Forces Replacement Training Center, acreage: 7,534 troop capacity: 2,143 Officers & 38,427 Enlisted Men –ed) for duty with the 41st Evacuation Hospital. Rose was later succeeded by First Lieutenant Willard F. The first Commanding Officer was First Lieutenant Donald Lee Rose, MC, who reported for duty with the unit on 1 June 1941. James were assigned to the organization thus becoming the first 2 Enlisted Men in the unit.

The 41st Evacuation Hospital, a non-affiliated 750-bed hospital unit, was activated at Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, North Carolina (Field Artillery Replacement Training Center, acreage: 129,422, troop capacity: 4,311 Officers & 76,175 Enlisted Men –ed) on 1 June 1941, as per letter Headquarters, Fourth Corps Area, Atlanta, Georgia (Fourth Corps Area: North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, with Headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia –ed), dated 13 March 1941 and radiogram Headquarters, Fourth Corps Area, Atlanta, Georgia, dated. Shoulder Sleeve Insignia of the Hospital’s different assignments: Second US Army, First US Army, Ninth US Army, and Seventh US Army Meritorious Service Sleeve Insignia European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Ribbon.

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