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United States. Navy Department. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

LC control no.n 50080510
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Corporate name headingUnited States. Navy Department. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
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Variant(s)B.U.M.E.D.
United States. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
United States. Navy Dept. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
United States. Navy Department. Bureau of Medicine & Surgery
Navy Medicine
See alsoSuccessor: United States. Department of the Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
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United States. Navy. Medical Department
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Hierarchical superior: United States. Navy Department
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Found inU.S. Navy medical department officer career guide, 1991: t.p. (U.S. Navy medical department; Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Washington, DC) p. 1 (Navy Medical Department; Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED)) p. 2 (1842 Navy reorg., BUMED est'd) p. 4-5 (Medical Department) p. 5-6 (Medical Department reorg., 1981; the last of Navy bureaus, BUMED, became Naval Medical Command; BUMED reorg, 1989)
Phone call to Bureau, 8/20/92 (name has been, and has returned to Bureau of Medicine and Surgery; at one time name may have been Medical Department, but current usage of term Medical Department is both as generic phrase and synonym)
Facsim. transmission from Bureau, 8/20/92, of article on history of Bureau, in Navy medicine, July-Aug. 1989: p. 1 (NAVMEDCOM reorg. back into BUMED, 4 Aug. 1989) p. 10 (4 Aug. 1989, Naval Medical Command ceased, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery re-est'd; BUMED began in 1842; 31 Aug. 1842, Congress passed Navy appropriations bill providing 5 bureaus, including Medicine and Surgery, to replace Board of Navy Commissioners [no publs. in LC database]) p. 13-15 (BUMED; Medical Department; terms used together) p. 15 (1 Oct. 1982, BUMED restructured as Naval Medical Command)
The Palmer arm & leg, 1862: t.p. (Bureau of Medicine & Surgery U.S.N.)
Human behavior from the transactional point of view, 1952 (usage: Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Dept. of the Navy)
Information from 678 field, converted Aug. 31, 2014 (Established 1842)
Navy Medicine WWW home page, viewed April 30, 2015 (Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Falls Church, VA)