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National Museum of Health and Medicine
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
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6900 Georgia Ave. at Elder St., NW
Building 54
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington, D.C. 20306-6000
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(202) 782-2200
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(202) 782-3573
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http://www.nmhm.washingtondc.museum/
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Adrianne Noe, Director
(202) 782-2692; noe@afip.osd.mil
Jeffrey Reznick, Senior Curator
(202) 782-2208; jeffrey.reznick@afip.osd.mil
Michael Rhode, Chief Archivist
(202) 782-2212; rhode@afip.osd.mil
Alan Hawk, Collections Manager for Historical Collections
(202) 782-2205; hawk@afip.osd.mil
Lenore Barbian, Assistant Curator for Anatomical Collections
(202) 782-2207; barbian@afip.osd.mil
Archie Fobbs, Curator, Neuroanatomical Collections
(202) 782-3713; fobbs@afip.osd.mil
Elizabeth Lockett, Human Development Anatomy Center Collections
(202) 782-2682; lockett@afip.osd.mil
Steven Solomon, Public Affairs Officer
(202) 782-2672; steven.solomon@afip.osd.mil
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NMHMINFO@afip.osd.mil
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Archives staff members will make photocopies of transcripts at the request of patrons. There is a .25 per page fee for this service. Patrons may also request copies of audio and videotapes. The charge for this service is $10 plus a $5 administrative fee. Patrons may make appointments to come in to view or listen to the oral histories. There is no interlibrary loan service available for these materials.
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The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology (AFIP) Oral History Collection is a collection of interviews with AFIP directors and staff members, conducted by Charles Stuart Kennedy, Director of the Foreign Affairs Oral History Program at Georgetown University. The histories were taken between 1992 and 1993. Most of the interviews are videotaped; some are on audiotape. The interviews discuss the subjects' backgrounds and education, their fields, and the history and staff of the AFIP. Also covered are the changes at the AFIP, such as bringing in the Navy and Air Force, relationships between civilians and the military, wars, the Berry Plan, the Medical Museum, teaching and publications, research, daily operations, and the AFIP's relationship with Congress.
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3 cubic feet; 2 boxes. No resources are being added to the collection at this time.
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INTERVIEWEES LIST
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Audio and video
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None
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The collection does include transcripts, and they are available on the web at http://www.nmhm.washingtondc.museum/collections/archives/aproducts/aoralhistories/aoralhistories.html
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