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US Navy Capt. Bradley Martin, USNS Mercy mission commander, said the ship is ready to provide all the needed health care available aboard and on the ground.
The physicians, nurses and support staff of USNS Mercy welcomed patients who were ferried by small seacraft to the world’s biggest floating hospital.
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US Navy Capt. Bradley Martin, USNS Mercy mission commander, said the ship is ready to provide all the needed health care available aboard and on the ground.
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