Unit 4: Selection Vocabulary 2

Kennedy flipped the sling of her M-16 over her shoulder and sauntered off toward the women’s quarters.

I had come down with measles at Fort Dix, New Jersey, with only two weeks left to go in my infantry training cycle.

After a week in isolation at the hospital I spent three weeks hanging around the dayroom watching television and shooting pool while it was being decided if I would have to repeat the whole cycle again.

I ended up with another training group and then received orders to report to the Civil Affairs detachment at Camp Doha in Kuwait.

But when I saw his camouflage do-rag and dark shades I knew he was a little different.

The other was Dr. John Foulke, who was a fellow of Philadelphia’s prestigious College of Physicians and a member of the Pennsylvania Hospital board.

Hodge and Foulke told Rush about Catherine LeMaigre’s symptoms and what they had done to help her.

The idea that illness was caused by microscopic organisms, such as bacteria and viruses, was not known at the time.

The idea that illness was caused by microscopic organisms, such as bacteria and viruses, was not known at the time.

The idea that illness was caused by microscopic organisms, such as bacteria and viruses, was not known at the time.

The idea that illness was caused by microscopic organisms, such as bacteria and viruses, was not known at the time.