Probably USAF CPT Ritchie piloting an F4 Phantom with 5 NVAF MiGs.
Only 3 US MARINE aviators were confirmed to have aerial kills during the Vietnam War; all three airmen flew the F4 Phantom, with USAF, USN backseaters: 1. CPT Doyle D. Baker (one MIG17) 2. CPT Lawrence G. Richard (one MIG21) 3. MAJ Lee T. Lasseter (one MIG21)
1. LT Carol Ann Drazba-accident '66 2. LT Elizabeth Ann Jones-accident '66 3. LT H. Diane Orlowski-accident '67 4. CPT Eleanor Grace Alexander-accident '67 5. LT Pamela Dorothy Donovan-suicide '68 6. LTC Annie Ruth Graham-stroke '68 7. CPT Mary Therese Klinker-accident '75 8. LT Sharon Lane-KIA enemy rocket attack at her hospital
~To, whoever it may concern Well that's specific? What type of doctor in particular? I am a Nuergosurgeon in the airforce and can make 300-515k a year. But I've also been in the airforce for 13 years, so that's not going to happen anytime soon. On average a "Dr" in any field in the army their pay is usually 70-150k a year as a Luetanent anyways... If you ever to get to be around Captain level then on average a "Dr" will make 200-300k a year. Hope I answered your question correctly. Also I want to point out in the military a surgeon in-field combat can make A LOT. I have an old pal that made 624k in a year doing surgeries on the wounded while in combat. ~ Cpt. Thomas Creel
The US Military M-1 steel helmet was used by the US Air Force (part of the US Army during WW2), US Marines, US Navy/Coast Guard, and the US Army during WW2, the Korean War and Vietnam War. During WW2 & Korea, the US Army steel helmet was worn WITHOUT a camoflage cloth cover; but sometimes with a net to place natural vegetation into the openings for camoflage. US Marines were issued camoflage cloth covers for all 3 wars. Because US Army rank could not be pinned (attached) to the Army's steel helmet it could be painted on. One vertical line gold/yellow for 2nd LT, silver for 1st LT, and two vertical silver lines for CPT (Captain). During the Vietnam War those gold/silver colors went to "black", called "subdued colors." The Vietnam War was the FIRST war in which the US Army issued the camoflage cloth steel helmet covers for general issue to ALL US Army personnel. Subdued (black) rank could now be pinned/attached to the front of those helmets (attached to the cloth). Gold leaf=MAJ/Major Silver leaf=LTC/Lieutenant Colonel Silver Full Eagle=COL/Colonel Silver Star=BGN/Brigader General
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What is cpt 84403
CPT 92960
41010 CPT
There are two CPT codes for a loop duodenojejunostomy. CPT 48153 is for the procedure with pancreatojejunostomy. CPT 48154 is for the procedure without pancreatojejunostomy.
The first edition of CPT, or CPT-1, was created and copyrighted by the AMA in 1966.
31032 CPT
anorectoplasty CPT code
There is no CPT code 97557
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