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lege, Vanderbilt University and received his M. D. from the Duke University School of Medicine in 1949.
HIS internship was at Madigan General Hospital and his residency at . Walter Reed General Hospital. He received dermatological training as an Osbourne Fellow, Dermal Pathology: Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.
His military service, after being an enlisted soldier from 1943-46, included active duty as a medical officer from 1949 until 1970 when he retired as a Colonel in the regular army, Chief of the Dermatology Service, Walter Reed Hospital. □
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