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Notes from a war diary--the filter system of sorting casualties from the battle of Cassino--Italy May 1944
L J Morgan1, H Morgan, B Morgan
1ljgmorgan31@tiscali.co.uk
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps
|July 23, 2010
Abstract:
This is the second extract taken from the War Diaries of Brigadier JG Morgan CBE TD MD and is specifically taken from papers he used to prepare a talk for a Civil Defence Audience in the 1950's. Having introduced a system of filtering in Tripoli in 1943 when in command of 48th General Hospital, he was specifically appointed to oversee the medical arrangements for the Battle of Cassino and was awarded the CBE for his work which is outlined below. It has been prepared from the original documents and edited by his sons.
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