There were four Dispensaries. One was near the barracks. One was in the Headquarters Compound, used mainly by the Officers, open only in the morning for sick call. One was in the AVG (American Volunteer Group) Compound. And one was near the Airfield, the Base Dispensary. This is where the 803^rd Medical Squad was situated. Dad remembers it was with Doctor John Quinlan. He remembers two of the nurses from the Headquarters Dispensary were named Lt. Randy Rast and Lt. Addie Newland.
 

   The Base had grown considerably from when they had first arrived. He didn’t get to town much anymore. He was working seven days a week. They had use of a Jeep during the day that Dr. Quinlan took home nights. There was a new Mess Hall and a new Church for all faiths, kind of an open air building with a roof over it. It was about this time he said he saw a Japanese prisoner who was there to be interrogated and all Dad could’ve done, he said, was thrown a typewriter at him since he never got another gun.