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The Armed Forces Medical Examiner System (AFMES) is the only medicolegal death investigation system of the US federal government. Its origins can be traced to three dried tissue specimens placed on a shelf by a Civil War Surgeon General in 1862. The collections and the library of the Army Surgeon General spawned the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology (AFIP), the National Museum of Health and Medicine, the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, and the National Library of Medicine. Pathologists of the Army Medical Museum performed the autopsies of assassinated Presidents Lincoln and Garfield and assisted with that of Kennedy. The now defunct AFIP created the first forensic pathology training program approved by the American Board of Pathology and then the AFMES. Col Ed Johnston, CAPT Charlie Stahl, and Col Dick Froede were the original pioneers of the AFMES.

This article analyzes the functions and principles of the law that underlie the ensure of organization and functioning of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. It was suggested the author's definition of the Armed Forces of Ukraine functions. And it was presented the general description of the principles of Armed Forces of Ukraine's activity.

Caption title ; Index-catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon General's Office, U.S. Army ; Quarterly cumulative index medicus ; Current list of medical literature ; Mode of access: Internet.