The University of Virginia in the World War, 1922.

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The University of Virginia in the World War, 1922.

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Patton's article discusses military instruction, committees, the Students' Army Training Corps, servides of the School of Medicine and the medical alumni, University Base Hospital No. 41, University ambulance units, the University's bureau in Europe, professors engaged in war work, number and rank of alumni, citations and decorations, and war memorials.

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