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Making the Revolutionary New Carrel-Dakin Wound Treatment Available to Save Soldiers’ Lives During World War I
As we celebrate Veterans Day in the U.S. and Remembrance Day elsewhere in the world, we salute the men and women who serve their countries.
A Johnson & Johnson employee, "Somewhere in France," during World War I. From our archives.
Johnson & Johnson has a long heritage of employees serving in the military, dating back to 1898, and the Company has supported the men and women who serve their countries for well over a century. As the younger brothers of Union Army veterans, the three founders of Johnson & Johnson had tremendous respect for those who serve and a desire to do what the
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