201st Evacuation Hospital (ANGUS)

The 201st Evacuation Hospital (ANGUS) was a U.S. Army medical unit, primarily composed of Army National Guard personnel, activated for federal service during periods of conflict. The unit was originally constituted during World War II and later re-designated and reorganized through the Cold War era. Its mission was to provide surgical and medical care to wounded soldiers near combat zones, playing a critical role in casualty evacuation and treatment. Over its history, the 201st Evacuation Hospital participated in training exercises, mobilizations, and supported various contingency operations, reflecting the vital role of Army medical units in both wartime and peacetime missions.