Mower Army General Hospital, Philadelphia, in an 1863 lithograph. Note passenger train in foreground.
The following is a list of former (deactivated or decommissioned) U.S. Army medical units – both fixed and deployable – with date when last active.
Fixed-facility hospitals[edit | edit source]
Civil War era[edit | edit source]
- Brown General Hospital
- Freedman's Hospital
- MacDougall Hospital
- Mower Hospital (1865)
- Satterlee Hospital (1865)
- Wishard Memorial Hospital*
- Yale – New Haven Hospital* (as the "Knight United States Army General Hospital")
- York United States Army Hospital
Note: an asterix (*) denotes a civilian hospital temporarily commandeered by the Union Army.
World War II[edit | edit source]
- 115th Field Hospital US Army (Constituted 28 December 1917 in the Regular Army as Evacuation Hospital No. 15)
World War II[edit | edit source]
- Valley Forge General Hospital (1942 - 1971)
- Churchill Hospital (1945)
- 118th General Hospital (1945)
- 203rd General Hospital (1945)
Later[edit | edit source]
- Percy Jones Army Hospital (1954)
- Letterman Army Hospital (1995)
- Gorgas Hospital (1997)
- Fitzsimons Army Medical Center (1999)
- Walter Reed Army Medical Center (2011)
Deployable hospitals[edit | edit source]
General hospitals/field hospitals[edit | edit source]
- Depot Field Hospital
- 4th General Hospital (1945)
- 203rd General Hospital (1945)
Portable Surgical Hospitals[edit | edit source]
Mobile Army Surgical Hospitals[edit | edit source]
- 135th MASH, MoANG, Kansas City (1995)
- 159th MASH
- 212th MASH (2006)
- 8076th MASH
- 116th MASH, DeANG, Wilmington,DE
8162nd Itazuke Air base, Japan, In the Korean War
Combat Support Hospitals[edit | edit source]
- 46th Combat Support Hospital (1994)
- 67th Combat Support Hospital (2007)
Evacuation Hospitals[edit | edit source]
- 39th Evacuation Hospital (194?)
- 93rd Evacuation Hospital (199?)
- 95th Evacuation Hospital (199?)
- 121st Evacuation Hospital (19??)
Medical research units[edit | edit source]
- Army Industrial Hygiene Laboratory
- Armored Medical Research Laboratory (1961)
- United States Army Medical Unit (1969), precursor of USAMRIID
- United States Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (1994), now USAPHC
- United States Army Medical Research Unit-Brazil (1997)
Other units[edit | edit source]
- Aeromedical Isolation Team (2010)
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