USNS Comfort History & Medical Moulage Guide - The Journal (March 1991)

Explore Medical History and Special Effects Techniques

This edition of The Journal (v. 3, No. 10), published by the U.S. National Naval Medical Center on March 14, 1991, offers a unique glimpse into naval history and specialized creative skills. While primarily a newsletter for the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, this specific volume is a hidden gem for the maker community.

Of particular interest is the coverage of medical moulage—the art of applying mock injuries for training—and the feature on "Creations double as hobby and job," which provides insight into how professional medical skills translate into creative artistry.

🎖️ Key Highlights

• USNS Comfort Homecoming: Witness the rousing welcome for personnel returning from the Persian Gulf.
• Moulage & SFX: Insights into how medical "creations" are used for training and professional hobbies.
• Pediatric Care: A look at how the hospital prepared children for surgery through education.
• Health & Safety: Professional advice on fiber-rich diets and poison prevention.

🎭 Resource Details

✨ Why This Resource?

• Historical Value: Authentic primary source material from the post-Persian Gulf era.
• Cosplay & SFX Inspiration: Learn about the roots of medical moulage, a vital skill for realistic costume and special effects makeup.
• Free Access: Part of the commitment to universal access to knowledge.
• Educational: Useful for military historians and medical educators alike.

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