All Black 335 Station Hospital

Carl Scarborough Jenkins was a Battalion Surgeon with the all black 335 Station Hospital.
While on station in Tagap, Burma, Carl spent his spare time taking pictures and developing them. The pictures on this web site have been in a shoe box in the back of a closet all these many years. Carl died September 11, 2000. He is survived by his wife, Helen Mathis Jenkins, daughter, Carlen J Mandas and grand daughter, Allison Kae Mandas. I'm Carlen's husband, Greg
all images on the web site are (C) copyright Greg Mandas. If you would like to use any of them, please email me at: gmandas @ yahoo.com

People	News Paper Clippings	Naga
Carl in the Phillipines	The Ledo "Stillwell" Road	Clouds over the camp.
National Archives and Records Administration 8601 Adelphi Road College Park, Maryland 20740-6001 January 19, 2007 Greg Mandas 22 Great Meadow Road Redding, CT 06896 Dear Mr. Mandas: This letter is in reply to your recent request to the National Archives for unit information about tbe 335th Station Hospital. We have carefully searched our holdings and were unable to locate any records relating to that hospital. We truly regret that we cannot be of more assistance in this matter. Sincerely, ERIC VAN SLANDER Modern Military Records (NWCTM) Textual Archives Services Division NWCTM 07-02709 NARA's web site is http://www.archives.gov	Capt. Dr. Clarance D. Hinton, Army MS	ORDERS FOUND IN CARL'S SERVICE JACKET: SECRET HEADQUARTERS 1378 AAF BASE UNIT NORTH ATLANTIC DIVISION, AIR TRANSPORT COMMAND LaGuardia Field, LI, New York
Other People of Interest
Dr. Lewis A. Jackson, friend of Dr. Jenkins, fellow pilot and educator, fellow WWII veteran, director of training at the Army Air Force 66th Flight Training Detachment, where, under his guidance, three groups of Tuskegee Airmen ranked first among the 22 schools in the Southeast Army Air Corps Training Command.