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Civil War Camps and Soldier Health Steve Bergsman Readers will certainly be ableThe Civil War was a watershed in public awareness of the many challenges to soldier health posed by camp life. Sanitarians among civilians and regular army officers attempted to meet those challenges by addressing a range of topics associated with preventive health care in the volunteer army. The U. S. Sanitary Commission, a non governmental agency sanctioned by the Federal government, created a massive campaign to study conditions in semi permanent