History of U.S. Army Base Hospital No. 45 in the Great War
Subtitle: (Medical College of Virginia unit)
Publisher: William Byrd Press
Published: 1924
Place of publication: Richmond
Language: eng
Number of pages: 352
Subjects: United States. Army. Base Hospital No. 45
Notes: Frontispiece accompanied by guard sheet with descriptive letterpress.

Each group of plates preceded by a half-title not included in the collation.

Foreword signed: Joseph F. Geisinger, editor.

"Edition limited to 300 copies. no. 294."
Table of contents: title: The unit and its career in general review; title: On the high seas. Camp Lee to Havre ; Camp Lee to Brest ; New York to Liverpool; title: Getting together. Brest to Autun ; Autun to Toul ; Liverpool to Toul; title: The hospital in action. Transformation of a barracks into a hospital ; The patient ; The doctor ; The nurse ; The wardmaster ; The chaplain ; The administration; title: The work we did. Told in figures ; The surgical service ; The medical service ; The laboratory ; The X-ray department ; The eye, ear, and throat clinic ; The dental clinic; title: Here and there. Other sides of our life over there ; Christmas at the base hospital ; Toul and the armistice ; Our equipment ; Active service at Coulommiers ; Verdun ; A trip to Metz; title: Home again. The journey back ; Reception in Richmond ; The Veterans' Association ; Recognitions ; J'accuse la guerre, a retrospect.