In 1961, Dr. Moses was serving as a medical officer in the U.S. Army assigned to Wurzburg Army Hospital in Germany. When children were injured or ill, the doctors had to consider the entire family. “So you had to make the initial decision to actually put into place the evacuation of the family to the military hospital, usually one of two: either Madigan on the West Coast or on the East Coast it was Walter Reed.” All the Army doctors called it Walter Wonderful, Dr. Moses recalled.
History Project, Dr. Jarvis & Dr. Moses: Full-Length Interview