May 21, 2016
Nozzles Were Not Wiped: No Medical Supplies To Wipe Nozzle
The nozzle of the jet injector was not wiped between vaccinations. This is evidenced in these photographs by the lack of medical supplies within the immediate vicinity of the vaccinator. There is no cotton or gauze swabs to clean the nozzle or a readily available container for discarding waste. In some photos the carrying case of the jet injector is the only visible equipment next to the vaccinator. Several of the photos capture the corpsmen’s conduct in between vaccinations. Rather than wipe the nozzle the corpsmen are standing idle while waiting for the next recruit to step forward.
(unknown)
(Navy Training Center Great Lakes, 1966)
(Marine Corp Recruit Depot San Diego, 1970)
(Marine Corp. Recruit Depot Parris Island, 1981)
(Navy Training Center Great Lakes, 1983)
(Navy RTC Orlando)
(Navy)
(Navy RTC San Diego Company 236, 1981)
(Army Fort Dix, 1965)
(Navy Training Center Great Lakes, 1970)
(Marine Corp. Recruit Training Center Parris Island, 1965)
(Marine Corp. Recruit Training Center Parris Island, 1965)
(Marine Corp. Recruit Training Center Parris Island, 1965)
(Marine Corp. Recruit Training Center Parris Island, 1965)
(Navy)
(Navy RTC Great Lakes – photo courtesy of Great Lakes Navel Museum,
Great Lakes, Ill.)
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