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New hospital at Camp Pendleton starting to take shape

Structure is largest Navy project funded under the AARA

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Like the U.S. armed forces it is being built to serve, construction of the new Naval Replacement Hospital Camp Pendleton is a model of safety, proficiency and teamwork.
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Jesse A. Lora 3:38pm October 10, 2012

Sir ~ Mr. Peters, Thank you for your dedication, your unwavering service to our country, and your extra ordinary believe that our colors will never run. I am the Public Affairs supervisor for the Replacement Naval Hospital, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, California. With gratitude, honor and pride I wanted to thank you for adding that small bit of wonderful history. Wishes well accepted and cherished. Mahalo, Jesse A. Lora Public Affairs Supervisor ROICC Hospital Team Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, CA Naval Facilities Engineering Command Cell (760) 578-2188 Office (760) 763-0949

John Peters 11:45am August 31, 2012

July, 1964, the date I reported to U.S. Navy Hospital, Camp Pendleton. Difficult to find next to Lake O'Neil. The hospital was mistaken for barracks, one story wood structure raised upon concrete blocks. In fact, the Obstetrical unit was not part of the hospital, but a separate cottage on the periphery. After two years of duty, I returned to Chicago and private practice. Another two years went by and I returned to San Diego. Best Wishes for the New Hospital. John W. Peters, Col, USAF, Ret

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