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Draftee's And Yet's Guide 1955 Medical Care Rules
Major Thomas M. Nial explains Army policy on civilian medical care when military facilities are unavailable In emergencies or isolated postings the Army may authorize civilian care with payment The process requires prior approval for costs under 100 dollars and advance authorization for higher amounts Dependents have no Army paid care and bills must include full patient details and an itemized charge envelope and 20 cents in coin are requested. The piece also notes unrelated court decision and a promotion in the U S Air Force with local bios.
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Thomas M. Nial
Army
Defense Department