US Military

Navy doctors fight tropical diseases Captain Julius M. Anderson, medical corps, USN, head of the preventive medicine division, National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, right, discusses the problem of sleeping sickness with Lieutenant Commander Mohd Zaman Sufi, left, Pakistan navy Surgeon and Captain Nicholas D. Lill, Medical Corps, USN. The skull in the foreground is that of an African rhinoceros. The rhinoceros, antelopes and other animals serve as a reservoir for the causative agent of African sleeping sickness and is transmitted to man by the Tsetse fly. May 24, 1957

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