Medical section., Usual and unusual pacients/treatments

That isn't a RWD-13S.

I noticed that.
Maybee the fhoto was for propaganda,and the choosed a plane big enought for bouth to get under it.

C-2, even my wife's grandmother can tell that it's an italian fighter Macchi MC-200 Saetta



This post has been edited by Cantacuzino on November 11, 2005 02:13 pm

You mean this one?
Sorry,I cannot tell even my car from bellow.
BTW,you didn't invite me to your wedding!
What a friend....


This post has been edited by C-2 on November 11, 2005 07:10 pm

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Imprivized military hospital in Odessa.

Another improvise hospital in Odessa.

An uncle of my father,was a gunner in ww1.
Since ear protection didn't actualy exist (exept of the introducing of the fingers into the eays-when availabel...) the uncle recived some hearing problems.
While demobilized,he visited a military doctor ,who gave him a bottle with a sirop.
He told him to take each morning one spoon of that sirop.
On the way from Buc to Suceava,the uncle took the first spoon.He liked the taste and n a few min. he drank the entire bootle...
Not to mention that imediatly he became totaly deafh,and he stayed that way till he died
late 40's.

I know the link below is off-topic but is very interesting
http://www.gandul.info/2005-12-02/prietenia

I DON'T BELIVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Is this a movie ?
I had a teacher ,who died about 14 years ago-Oswald Schtadler was his name.
I already wrote about it.
Before the war he worked for a maritim company in Constanta.In a restaurant he met a Japaneese guy ,who was a young artist (painter and sculpture).They became frainds and you several years the corespondate.
After the war began,they lost all contact.
Oswald SChtadler was originar from Chisinev or Chernowitz.While the Soviets took Basarabia and Bucovina ,they sent him to Siberia for serving the regular army service in the Romanian army.
After some years there,he went as a volunteer to fight the Germans.
He participated at the fights at Kiev(????) and was among very few from his company who survived.
After the war ended,he was sent back to Siberia.THere at at pow camp he met his Japaneese friend.They were together for a short period.
After many years (in the late 70's) they made contact again.
The artist was a well known one (I saw some of his works at my teacher's house).
He invited him to Japan,but unfortunatly,OS had problems with his feets after having frost bites in Siberia and wasn't able to go.
He died at early 90's.
I miss him very much!!!
IS THAT A COINCIDENCE OR WHAT?????
I belive his wife is still alive.She was much younger and is a doctor.
He also has a son that must be aroung 50.

A medical story told by Oswald Schtadler;
While reving in the Soviet army,suddenly all his batalion bot hepatitis and became yellow...
The army doctor,an old guy who served in the Tzar's army before the revolution,gave them to eat to two weeks only apples and honey.
All of them recovered very well,and were back to duty.

90 years old ,Stuka pilot,Mihai Belcin told me about his hepatitis;
He was interned in a German military hospital.
There the german soldiers use to make flea races...
Each soldier would stick his hand under his shirt and pick up a flea.
The flea was put on a table and his jump measured.
A lot of money was played.

Two questions, unrelated to each other:

1. The setting of the improvised campaign hospital seems familiar, as if maybe I have seen other military photos with the same surroundings. Do you know where the photo was taken?

2. Who's getting married? Whoever it is, congratulations!

1.Odessa
2.Dan said he's already married...
I didn't know he is,so I guess he got married withiut telling anyone....