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The 203rd General Hopsital
February 10, 1941, to November 28, 1945

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Posted by:
Talis Hollingsworth		 Posted on:
Sunday 13th June, 2010
Name: Talis Hollingsworth
Date: Sunday 13th June, 2010
E-mail Address: [email protected]
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Where did you hear about us? Search Engine
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My husband's Aunt - June Thompson (Bowie) was telling us about her enlistment as an Army nurse at the 203rd. After finding this site through a search, we found her on the roster. She will be visiting WAshington DC at the end of June for a Veteran sponsored visit to the nurses Memorial. I would be interested in hearing of reunions to pass on to her.


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Lawrence A. Spalla		 Posted on:
Wednesday 2nd June, 2010
Name: Lawrence A. Spalla
Date: Wednesday 2nd June, 2010
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My mother Mildred Lucille Priddy served with the 203rd General Hospital. She was an army nurse graduating from Methodist Hospital of Central Illinois in 1941. I have attended with my mother several reunions of the unit and enjoyed it immensely. I do have her old nurses uniform that she wore during the war. I was wondering if I could donate it to a museum.


Posted by:
Gary G Ford USNR-ret		 Posted on:
Saturday 13th March, 2010
Name: Gary G Ford USNR-ret
Date: Saturday 13th March, 2010
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My father was a SGT in this unit to the time it was deactivated. Do you know if there are any more photos of elisted personnel? My father would love to see them. Also, are there any re-unions in the future. His name is John C. Ford, SGT.


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Rocco Morelli		 Posted on:
Monday 11th January, 2010
Name: Rocco Morelli
Date: Monday 11th January, 2010
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My Grandfather was Rocco V. Serritella and was with the 203rd. He was an MD and from what we know, ran the Surgery and Urology unit. I know he was there in phase 4, but not sure about the rest. Great Job in putting this together. He was very proud of his service. It is great to see this recognition


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margi Hoy		 Posted on:
Tuesday 1st December, 2009
Name: margi Hoy
Date: Tuesday 1st December, 2009
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Hi there - great to find this site. It very special. I'm actually researching the Red Cross Canteens set up in Europe WW2 era. Wondering if you can direct me to a place where I could find pictures of the people and the goings on. PArticularly one in France nick named "Alexander's Palace." - Thanks Margi


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