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Claud Johnson
Claud Johnson, a 1932 graduate of Vanderbilt Medical School, discovered (along with Ernest Goodpasture) the virus that causes mumps.
This image accompanied Johnson's application to Vanderbilt School of Medicine in 1928.
This image accompanied Johnson's application to Vanderbilt School of Medicine in 1928.
X-Ray Room Camp Hospital 28, Capt. Chas. F. Fitzsimmons in Charge, Nevers, France
US Army Signal Corps photo 45864.
Surgical Ward VI, Camp Hospital 28, Nevers France, 1918
US Army Signal Corps photo 45859.
Ward III Camp Hospital 28, Nevers, France. Mims Wilkerson "in charge."
![Ward III Camp Hospital 28, Nevers, France. Mims Wilkerson "in charge."](https://eblthroughtime.library.vanderbilt.edu/files/square_thumbnails/e8504042f300d2ddcfc1d5cda9a6e396.jpg "Ward III Camp Hospital 28, Nevers, France. Mims Wilkerson "in charge."")
The pneumonia and influenza ward of Hospital 28 decorated for Christmas. There is some confusion whether this is Ward I (as noted in the official Signal Corps records) or Ward III (as indicated on the back of this print).
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Laundry, Camp Hospital 28, Nevers France
Two women working in the laundry of Hospital 28.
US Army Signal Corps photo 45868.
US Army Signal Corps photo 45868.
Laboratory, Camp Hospital 28, Nevers, France
Capt. Fitzsimmons and Robt. Worke working in a lab.
US Army Signal Corps photo 45865.
US Army Signal Corps photo 45865.