Mobile Army Surgical Hospitals: A history of saving lives on the battlefield

46th Portable Surgical Hospital, World War II, 1944
U.S. Army medical personnel perform a leg amputation at the 46th Portable Surgical Hospital, Tinkhawk Sakan, Burma, during World War II in 1944. The World War II Portable Surgical Hospital was the predecessor to the MASH deployed in the Korean War.
Photo ID: MAMAS A44-147-3
OHA 220.1 Museum and Medical Arts Service (MAMAS) Photographs. Otis Historical Archives. Courtesy of the National Museum of Health and Medicine
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