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At Camp Shebly, Miss., there was in April, 1918, a division of troops numbering about 26,00052 An epidemic of mild influenza struck this camp at this time, and within 10 days there were about 2,000 cases, including not only men who were sent ot the hospitals but also men who were cared for in barracks. This was the only division that remained in this country from April until the fall of 1918. | At Camp Shebly, Miss., there was in April, 1918, a division of troops numbering about 26,00052 An epidemic of mild influenza struck this camp at this time, and within 10 days there were about 2,000 cases, including not only men who were sent ot the hospitals but also men who were cared for in barracks. This was the only division that remained in this country from April until the fall of 1918. | ||
Revisión actual del 19:40 20 feb 2017
Camp Shebly, Misisipí. (Volver a Campos. Estados Unidos.)
Dirección: 2500 Jackson Ave, Hattiesburg, MS 39401, EE. UU.
At Camp Shebly, Miss., there was in April, 1918, a division of troops numbering about 26,00052 An epidemic of mild influenza struck this camp at this time, and within 10 days there were about 2,000 cases, including not only men who were sent ot the hospitals but also men who were cared for in barracks. This was the only division that remained in this country from April until the fall of 1918.
During the summer this camp received 11,645 recruits.52 In late August, 1918, the virulent form of influenza struck this camp. It confined itself almost exclusively to the recruits of the summer and scarcely touched the men who had
--127-- lived through the epidemic of April. Not only the 2,000 who had the disease in April but the 24,000 who apparently were not affected escaped the fall epidemic. Vaughan stated:53 "It appears from this that the mild form of influenza of April gave a marked degree of immunity against the virulent form of October." This observation points to the existence of both possible types of immunity: A natural type possessed by the body of the above command that failed to contract the disease on either exposure, and an acquired type in those who passed through the April attack.
(http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/AMH/XX/WWI/Army/Medical/IX/USA-Med-IX-2.html http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/AMH/XX/WWI/Army/Medical/IX/USA-Med-IX-2.html)
(Volver a Campos. Estados Unidos.)
