Invalid Corps

Author: Lande, R. Gregory

Source: Military Medicine, Volume 173, Number 6, June 2008 , pp. 525-528(4)

Publisher: AMSUS - Association of Military Surgeons of the U.S.

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Abstract:

Objectives: This article explores America's historical experience with medical disability compensation programs during the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. Methods: Contemporary newspaper reports, complemented by book and journal articles, provide an understanding of the medical disability compensation programs offered during the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. Results: Military planners, politicians, and service members struggled to develop a fair and balanced medical disability compensation program during the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. Conclusions: Based on America's extensive experience with the Civil War Invalid Corps, an alternative for motivated military personnel could be developed.

Document Type: Research article

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