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Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia" - New Contribution to Unified Command in Korea

1/1/1951 9:21:52 AM

Unique ID UN7662074

Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia" - New Contribution to Unified Command in Korea

1/1/1951 9:21:53 AM

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Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia" - New Contribution to Unified Command in Korea

1/1/1951 9:21:50 AM

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Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia" - New Contribution to Unified Command in Korea

1/1/0001 5:53:13 PM

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Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia" - New Contribution to Unified Command in Korea

1/1/0001 5:53:15 PM

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Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia" - New Contribution to Unified Command in Korea

1/1/1951 9:21:49 AM

Unique ID UN7662072

Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia" - New Contribution to Unified Command in Korea

1/1/1951 5:53:12 PM

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Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia" Arrives in Pusan

3/1/1951 5:54:42 PM

Unique ID UN7668194

Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia" Arrives in Pusan

3/1/1951 5:54:40 PM

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Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia" Arrives in Pusan

3/1/1951 5:55:14 PM

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Danish Hospital Ship Serves with UN in Korea

5/1/1951 5:55:46 PM

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Danish Hospital Ship Serves with UN in Korea

5/1/1951 9:22:16 AM

Unique ID UN7662100

Danish Government Reconditions UN Hospital Ship

9/1/1952 6:00:05 PM

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The Danish Cooperation to the Unified Forces

8/18/1950 5:48:36 PM

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Headline Danish Hospital Ship "Jutlandia" - New Contribution to Unified Command in Korea

Caption Description The hospital ship ""Jutlandia"" (8,500 gross tons) one of' Denmark's contributions to United Nations aid in Korea. It took the shipyards several months to turn the former transatlantic liner into a modern, floating hospital. The cargo holds were turned into hospital wards with a total capacity of 200 patients; with additional emergency berths, the ship can take up to 400 in-patients. Three main clinics were installed with two full operating theatres. There is also a dental clinic, X-ray laboratory, dispensaries, library, etc. The total medical and nursing staff is 100, and a crew of 100 keeps the ship going. Photo shows: Professor E. A. V. Busch, center, eminent Danish neuro-surgeon; his assistant Dr. Kjeld Vaernet, left, and ship's chief mechanical engineer, Mr. Ole Jacobsen, inspecting one of the operating tables.

Unique Identifier UN7668098

NICA ID 188036

Production Date 01/01/0001 5:53:14 PM

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