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Several cadets examine a patient while a U.S. Army soldier observes in this 8" x 10" black and white photograph presumed to have been taken during Operation Giganteus in Soquel, California.

Three cadets practice patient assessment skills as a U.S. Army soldiers observes in this 3" x 3" black and white photograph taken during a Medical Cadet Corps camp at Southwestern Junior College.

Two female cadets wait in line as a third young lady prepares to receive her certificate in this 5" x 7" black and white photograph. The picture was taken at the first Medical Cadet Corps camp held in the Dominican Republic. It was conducted under…

Two cadets work to put a splint on a patient's leg while laying in the grass in this 5 x 7" black and white photograph taken during the bivouac at Madison College in March 1951. This photograph was published in Southern Tidings (April 11, 1951).

Cadets standin formation in a gymnasium in this 4" x 5" black and white photograph. Everett Dick labled this photo has taken in Battle Creek, but it may have been taken at Emmanual Missionary College.

Cadets stand at attention as officers walk past during inspection in this 3" x 5" black and white photograph. This was the first Medical Cadet Corps camp held in the Dominican Republic. It was conducted under the leadership of Valentin Schoen,…

Cadets stand on the parade ground with arms held up in the air in this 2" x 3" black and white photograph taken during the Central Corps Area training camp which was attended by young men from the Northern, Lake, Central, and Southwestern Unions.

Members of the Camp Almansask staff stand behind the "Welcome to Camp Almansask" sign. Camp Almansask was held July 24 to August 7, 1951 at the Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference campmeeting grounds in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. It was sponsored by the…

This 5" x 7" black and white photograph shows the washroom tent at Camp

Black and white 8" x 10" photograph of Medical Cadet Corps units standing at attention on the parade ground at Camp Carlyle B. Haynes. Camp Carlyle B. Haynes was the first national camp held after the Medical Cadet Corps reactivated in 1950 for the…