medicalpersonnel

81 photos and 8 illustrations tagged medicalpersonnel, from 7 members of Flickr Commons.

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1910

2020

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Petty Officer 3rd Class Rebecca Vanderburg talks with earthquake survivors in Izmit, Turkey. 990825-D-D0439-3932 from Navy Medicine uploaded July 2025
King George Military Hospital, 3rd floor Theatre from National Library of Medicine uploaded September 2022
U.S. American National Red Cross: Capt. G.E. West ARC, talking to wounded. [Argonne Forest, France] from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
U.S. American National Red Cross Hospital No.1, Paris, France: Wounded soldier enjoys dinner in bed from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
Nurses and soldiers with a donkey cart from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
Great Britain, British Red Cross Society South African Hospital, London, England: Interior of bath tub ward for septic wounds from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
U.S. American National Red Cross Hospital, Jouy-le Chatel, France: Carrying wounded on stretchers after German air raid from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
U.S. American National Red Cross Hospital No. 5, Auteuil, France: Wounded American soldiers outside of the tents from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
U.S. American National Red Cross Hospital No. 5, Auteuil, France: Wounded soldiers resting and reading in one of the wards from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
U.S. American National Red Cross Hospital No. 5, Auteuil, France: A Red Cross Nurse writing letters for a wounded soldier from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
U.S. American National Red Cross Hospital No.1, Paris, France: Wounded soldier being attended to by nurse from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
U.S. American National Red Cross Hospital No. 5, Auteuil, France: Patient recovering from wounds, smokes his pipe from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
U.S. Army Field Hospital No. 15, Montreuil, France: Receiving wounded from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
U.S. Army Field Hospital No. 28, Varennes, France: Wounded arriving at hospital from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022
U.S. American National Red Cross Hospital No. 109, Évreaux, France: Nurse using Carroll-Dankin solution on patients wound - the antiseptic wash invented during the war greatly reduces mortality from wounds from National Library of Medicine uploaded February 2022

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Group of German Red Cross men taken in the new push

from National Library of Scotland

Diggerdogroff said:

Two nurses on board hospital ship TSS ORANJE II, June 1941

from Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons

Drew Wilson said:
Love the photography of Sam Hood and the Australia National Maritime Museum collection. For a great video of restored photos by Mr. Hood including this classic check out youtu.be/-nwiSKY54sc

German prisoners tending one of their wounded

from National Library of Scotland

Andy said:
Thats a good thought. On the other hand, perhaps they are simply exhausted and numbed in ways that are mercifully beyond our comprehension... Looks like the shorter chap hasn't been out as long as the other, darker, rangier fellow! Wonderful photos. Heartbreaking.Inspiring. Thanks so much!