Gallant, Joseph, HMC

Deceased
 
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Last Rank
Chief Petty Officer
Last Primary NEC
HM-8402-Submarine Force Independent Duty Corpsman
Last Rating/NEC Group
Hospital Corpsman
Primary Unit
1961-1963, USS Thresher (SSN-593)
Service Years
1945 - 1963
HM-Hospital Corpsman
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Home State
Maine
Maine
Year of Birth
1927
 
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Contact Info
Last Address
Portsmouth, NH
Date of Passing
Apr 10, 1963
 

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  1945-1945, Balboa Naval Hospital San Diego, CA (NMCSD)


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Balboa Naval Hospital San Diego, CA (NMCSD) Unit Page

Rank
Hospitalman Apprentice

NEC
Not Specified

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State/Country
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 Balboa Naval Hospital San Diego, CA (NMCSD) Details

Balboa Naval Hospital San Diego, CA (NMCSD)
Redesignated NMC San Diego From the original tent dispensary established in 1914 to the modern facility of today, Naval Medical Center San Diego's (NMCSD) mission has remained constant: provide the finest medical care in a family-centered environment to military service members, their families and those who served in the past. 1914 A tent dispensary manned by Navy personnel is established in Balboa Park to support the 4th Marine Regiment. 1917 Medical capabilities expand to support the newly commissioned Navy training camp in Balboa Park. 1919 Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels establishes war dispensary as a Naval Hospital. 1922 August 22, Naval Hospital opens with a 204 bed capacity. 1941 - 1945 World War II - More than 172,000 patients received treatment at the hospital. At the peak of WWII, as many as 5,000 patients were admitted each month. 1977 Congressman Bob Wilson authored and introduced legislation authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to negotiate with the City of San Diego to exchange existing properties in the hospital complex for other adjacent facilities. 1979 First public vote to approve hospital expansion failed to receive required two-thirds majority. 1980 Through Bob Wilson's leadership, the Navy received approval and Congress appropriated $293 million for hospital construction at the present Florida Canyon site. 1981 October 3, Navy and local leaders break ground on Hospital site. 1988 January 23, Naval Medical Center San Diego is dedicated. January 30, Hospital officially opens as 200 patients move from the old hospital to the new facility.

Type
Communications
 

Parent Unit
Naval Hospital (NAVHOSP)/Navy Regional Medical Center (NRMC)/Naval Medical Center (NAVMEDCEN)/Naval

Strength
Hospital

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Last Updated: Feb 4, 2009
   
   
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4 Members Also There at Same Time
Balboa Naval Hospital San Diego, CA (NMCSD)

Miller, Miriam, LT, (1943-1946) OFF 290X Ensign
Hogan, William Franklin, PO1, (1942-1945) FC FC-0000 Petty Officer 1st Class
French, Charles Jackson, S1c, (1937-1945) StM StM-0000 Seaman First Class
Ciancio, Mary Jane Cortese, HA1c, (1942-1946) PhM PhM-0000 Hospital Apprentice First Class

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