Doctors in the Liberation Army.
Abstract
A literature review was carried out to know some medical officers present in the liberation army battles in three wars for independence of the nineteenth century. 52 doctors that participated in various Liberation Army force are arrange and four not graduate nurses who had health actions within the army with the Captain rank. From the total 33 were colonels, three lieutenant colonels, 14 brigadier general and two Major Generals that the last two men were born in other countries, and they did several functions unrelated to health. After the Republic were established 32 of them held public office, and even the president of the Republic, only four were killed in action and five dedicated efforts to teaching in peacetime. They are located by army corps and relevant data are mentioned.Downloads
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Rubén Carlos Mayo Márquez
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