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NAMRU-2 Detachment Jakarta. 6456 sf. 3rd floor Biomedical Research Lab Bldg. Indonesian National Institute for Health Research and Development.
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Shirley Chen operates a NAMRU-2 computer. Analyzing all the unit's medical data by hand would take months. With the computer, it only takes hours. (US Navy photo by J01 Paul Long) October 1975.
Photo damaged by rubber band
Navy Medicine Historical Files - Subject Series - NAMRU-2 22-0026-001
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CDR Tom Richie, MC, USNR, studies malaria occurring among villagers in a remote region of Indonesia. [Officer][Disease Control][Foreign Nationals][Family][Children]
Mar-Apr 1996 Navy Medicine Magazine
archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.87No.2March-apri11996
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LT P. Todd Korthuis, MC, USNR, aboard USS Dubuque (LPD-8) confers with a fellow medical officer on a nearby frigate regarding a possible medevac. Dr. Korthuis, on the NAMRU-2 staff, is conducting research on diarrheal disease and also augmenting Dubuque's medical department while the ship is deployed to Southeast Asia. [Officer][Disease Control]
Navy Medicine Magazine Mar-Apr 1996
archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.87No.2March-apri11996
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NAMRU-2's Anna Maria W. Riberu, a foreign service national employee, conducts research to help combat tropical infectious diseases. [Personnel][Disease Control]
Navy Medicine Magazine Mar-Apr 1996 archive.org/details/NavyMedicineVol.87No.2March-apri11996
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