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Accession Number: 88-193-HW
Original work: Watercolor
Original size: 15.25 by 21.5 inches
This was the scene in part of the crew's quarters used for treating the wounded, mostly burn cases. To the left, one of the men was given plasma to compensate for loss of blood. Others were bandaged. A seaman seated at the table kept a record of treatment and the condition of patients. In the first days of the invasion, after unloading their cargo of men and vehicles LSTs brought back wounded and prisoners in constant streams. Then, after discharging them in England, the loading would start again. Soon they would be underway again, perhaps bound for a different beach this time.
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