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(1824-1872). American army surgeon. Dr. Letterman (seated, at left), medical director of the Army of the Potomac, with his staff at Warrenton, Virginia, during the American Civil War. Photographed November 1862
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(1824-1872). American army surgeon. Dr. Letterman (seated, at left), medical director of the Army of the Potomac, with his staff at Warrenton, Virginia, during the American Civil War. Photographed November 1862
JONATHAN LETTERMAN
(1824-1872). American army surgeon. Dr. Letterman (seated, at left), medical director of the Army of the Potomac, with his staff at Warrenton, Virginia, during the American Civil War. Photographed November 1862
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1862 Army Of The Potomac Camp Director Encampment Field Hospital Surgeon Tent Union Yankee Southeast Warrenton
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This photograph captures the essence of a significant moment in American history. Taken in November 1862 during the American Civil War, it showcases Dr. Jonathan Letterman, an esteemed American army surgeon and medical director of the Army of the Potomac, along with his dedicated staff at their encampment in Warrenton, Virginia. In this image, Dr. Letterman is seated on the left side while his staff stands behind him. The solemn expressions on their faces reflect both the gravity of their responsibilities and the challenging circumstances they faced during this tumultuous time. Their dedication to providing medical care to soldiers on both sides of the conflict is evident. The backdrop reveals a campsite typical for that era – tents scattered across a field as far as one can see. This setting serves as a reminder that even amidst war, life continued within these temporary shelters where countless lives were saved or lost. Dr. Letterman's role as medical director was crucial in establishing efficient systems for triage and treatment that revolutionized battlefield medicine during this period. His contributions greatly improved survival rates among wounded soldiers and set new standards for military healthcare. This photograph not only immortalizes Dr. Letterman's legacy but also pays homage to all those who served alongside him in providing vital medical aid during one of America's darkest chapters – reminding us of their unwavering commitment to saving lives amid chaos and destruction
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