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Demonstration of Surgeon George Lung's Apron Stretcher

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Demonstration of Surgeon George Lung's Apron Stretcher

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This is a photograph of a demonstration of Surgeon George Lung's apron stretcher. It shows the inventor, Surgeon George A. Lung, to the right of his invention with two sailors; one of the sailors is in the apron stretcher. This style stretcher was commonly used in the twentieth century to transport wounded shipboard in the U.S. Navy.

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01/01/1904
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The U.S. National Archives
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demonstration surgeon lung surgeon george lung apron stretcher new york new york navy yard ship building us navy high resolution apron stretcher surgeon george style stretcher two sailors sailors navy historic photographs ultra high resolution us national archives