Dr. Ed Marcus is a veteran of Korea and served in the Army medical corps in Japan and Korea.  This was a culture shock for a young man from Brooklyn New York. Listen in as he tells host Jim Fausone that his Army service was the "most useful" experience of his life.  Dr. Marcus, now in his 90s, reflects back on that experience from the vantage point of retirement as a successful pediatrician post service.

Dr. Ed Marcus is a veteran of Korea and served in the Army medical corps in Japan and Korea. This was a culture shock for a young man from Brooklyn New York. Listen in as he tells host Jim Fausone that his Army service was the "most useful" experience of his life. Dr. Marcus, now in his 90s, reflects back on that experience from the vantage point of retirement as a successful pediatrician post service.

Dr. Ed Marcus is a veteran of Korea and served in the Army medical corps in Japan and Korea.&nbsp; This was a culture shock for a young man from Brooklyn New York. Listen in as he tells host Jim Fausone that his Army service was the "most useful" experience of his life.&nbsp; Dr. Marcus, now in his 90s, reflects back on that experience from the vantage point of retirement as a successful pediatrician post service.

What was Korea like in 1952 for Army Doctors?

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What was Korea like in 1952 for Army Doctors?

What was Korea like in 1952 for Army Doctors?