Bowman, Josephine Beatrice, LCDR

Deceased
 
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Last Rank
Lieutenant Commander
Last Service Branch
Nurse Corps
Last Primary NEC
290X-Nurse Corps Officer
Last Rating/NEC Group
Staff Corps Officer
Primary Unit
1922-1934, 290X, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Bureau of Medicine (BUMED)
Service Years
1908 - 1935
Nurse Corps Lieutenant Commander

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Home State
Iowa
Iowa
Year of Birth
1881
 
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Contact Info
Home Town
Des Moines, IA
Last Address
308 Broadway
Hanover, PA
Date of Passing
Jan 03, 1971
 
Location of Interment
Arlington National Cemetery (VLM) - Arlington, Virginia
Wall/Plot Coordinates
21 639

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 Military Associations and Other Affiliations
American LegionDaughters of the American RevolutionNational Cemetery Administration (NCA)United States Navy Memorial
  1920, American Legion - Assoc. Page
  1935, Daughters of the American Revolution
  1971, National Cemetery Administration (NCA)
  2018, United States Navy Memorial - Assoc. Page

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  1917-1917, 290X, Naval Hospital Canacao, Philippines

Ensign

From Month/Year
July / 1917

To Month/Year
November / 1917

Unit
Naval Hospital Canacao, Philippines Unit Page

Rank
Ensign

NEC
290X-Nurse Corps Officer

Base, Station or City
Not Specified

State/Country
Not Specified
 
 
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 Naval Hospital Canacao, Philippines Details

Naval Hospital Canacao, Philippines
The Cañacao Peninsula juts into Manila Bay, and is an ideal location for mooring and repairing ships. Originally a point of commerce between Chinese merchants and resident Spanish and Filipinos, the peninsula emerged as a shipbuilding and repair area, ultimately housing a Spanish navy base. In 1871, the Spanish established a naval hospital on the peninsula. When the Americans occupied the Philippines after the 1898 war with Spain, the hospital fell under United States Navy administration. U S Naval Hospital Cañacao served sailors of U S Naval forces in China and the western Pacific until December 1941, when, as a result of damage caused by Japanese air attacks on U S bases in the Philippines, patients and medical staff moved to joint Army and Navy medical facilities in Manila.

Type
Medical
 

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

Strength
Hospital

Created/Owned By
Not Specified
   

Last Updated: Sep 10, 2018
   
   
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3 Members Also There at Same Time
Naval Hospital Canacao, Philippines

Elliott, Middleton Stuart, VADM, (1896-1942) OFF 210X Captain
Marcus, Arnold, LTJG, (1913-1917) Lieutenant Junior Grade
Currie, Jesse Mellon, CPO, (1914-1917) Chief Petty Officer

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