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102. Diagnostic consultation, under the direction of Dr. Hugh G. Grady, Scientific Director, American Registry of Pathology, 1949-1957	323
103- A sample study kit	325
104. President Harry S. Truman inspects an Institute exhibit on U.S. Government hospital services, shown at an American Hospital Association meeting	327
105. Antonio Cortizas	328
106. Roy M. Reeve	329
107. Aerial view showing the location of the Institute building in relation to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center	335
108. Dr. Ernest W. Goodpasture, first Scientific Director, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, 1955-1959	338
109. Capt. William M. Silliphant, MC, USN, third Director, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, 1955-1959	340
110. Col. Joe M. Blumberg, MC, USA, Deputy Director, 1957-1963, and Director, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, 1963- ; Scientific Director, American Registry of Pathology, 1960-	341
111. Capt. Roger H. Fuller, MC, USN, Deputy Director, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, 1959-1963	342
112. Col. Frank M. Townsend, USAF, MC, fourth Director, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, 1959-1963	343
113. Dr. Robert E. Stowell, second Scientific Director, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, 1959-	345
114. Specimens in storage and on display	346
115. Dr. Elson B. Helwig, Chief, Department of Pathology, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology	349
116. Optical and electron microscopes	351
117. Educational sessions	353
118. Handling radioactive materials	356
119. The evolution of an emblem, for the Institute	359
120. Award-winning exhibits of the Medical Illustration Service	361
121. War surgery told largely in pictures	363
122. Printing the fascicles of the Atlas of Tumor Pathology	364
123. Modern photomicrography apparatus	365
124. Television camera mounted in ceiling of Armed Forces Institute of Pathology autopsy room	366
125. Col. Joseph L. Bernier lectures with the use of visual aids	367
126. Threefold mission of the Institute	374
127. The Institute Organization, 1962	375
128. The three Surgeons General and The Director, AFIP, participate in the unveiling of a plaque on 19 July 1962	376
129. Executive officer and administrative staff	377
130. Organizational chart, Department of Pathology, 1 February 1962	378
131. Department of Pathology staff, Professional Divisions	379