(1976) 309th Combat Support Hospital (309th CSH) (Hanscom AFB, Massachusetts) 337th Combat Support Hospital (337th CSH) (Indianapolis, Indiana) 339th Combat Support Hospital (339th CSH) (Coraopolis, Pennsylvania) 344th Combat Support Hospital (344th CSH) (Fort Totten, New York, transferred to Fort Dix, New Jersey) 369th Combat Support Hospital (369th CSH) (San Juan, Puerto Rico) 376th Combat Support Hospital (376th CSH) (Liverpool, NY) 377th Combat Support Hospital (377th CSH) (Chattanooga, Tennessee) 401st Combat Support Hospital (401st CSH) (Grand Rapids, Michigan) 914th Combat Support Hospital (914th CSH) (Columbus, Ohio) The Army's Center of Military History has accessible online lineages for the 86th Combat Support Hospital (18 February 2011); the 115th Combat Support Hospital (18 April 2016); 212th Combat Support Hospital (2 July 2013); the 228th Combat Support Hospital (4 December 2002); the 325th Combat Support Hospital (17 March 2015); the 399th Combat Support Hospital (11 July 1996); the 801st Combat Support Hospital (20 November 2012) and the 914th Combat Support Hospital (11 July 1996). See also Military medicine 45th Portable Surgical Hospital M*A*S*H Ibn Sina Hospital, Baghdad, Iraq Casualty Clearing Station List of former United States Army medical units References Dinackus gives a extensive, authoritative listing of many U.S. Army medical headquarters, formations, and units as of 1990-91, with associated clarifying notes, at pages 2–4, 2-5, 10-6, 10-9, and 10-10. History of Deployable Medical Systems (DEPMEDS) https://mrmc.amedd.army.mil/index.cfm?pageid=media_resources.articles.army_combat_support_hospitals_converting_to_new_modular_field_hospitals External links Army Combat Support Hospitals Converting to New Modular Field Hospitals' US Army Medical Materials Command PBS NOVA: Life and Death in the War Zone The Journey, by surgeon E. T. Rulison, Jr., M.D., F.A.C.S., firsthand account and photographs of the 51st Evacuation Hospital during World War II The Nurses of the 51st Evac Hospital In WWII, by nurse First Lieutenant Tillie (Horath) Kehrer, firsthand account and photographs of the 51st Evacuation Hospital during World War II Author Webcast Interview and Firsthand Account of Rule Number Two: Lessons I Learned in a Combat Hospital based on Dr. Heidi Squier Kraft seven months with a Marine Corps surgical company in Iraq, Lineage and Honors - Hospitals at the United States Army Center of Military History archives Military medical organizations of the United States Medical installations of the U.S. Department of Defense Hospitals of the United States Army Military hospitals