Lauer O G
Radiol Technol. 1986 Nov-Dec;58(2):123-33.
This is the first of two articles highlighting Army radiography through World War II. Topics concentrate on a few important military and civilian events between wars (1918-1941), such as the Army's contributions in (classifying) radiographic knowledge and escalating x-ray commercialization. Peacetime objectives, the mobilization effort, personnel and training, and how WACs and civilians contributed are discussed also.