An interview with Marjorie Sullivan, a nurse's aide, describing her experiences during World War II.

From NursingWorld, ANA Centennial: Voices from the past...visions of the future.

From the National Archives and Records Administration. Short stories of First Lt. Annie G. Fox, Army Nurse Corps, recommended for and awarded the Purple Heart and several WASPS (Women Airforce Service Pilots).

During WWI, Marion McCune Rice served as a Red Cross nurse in France, taking copious photographs on- and off-duty. Includes her biography, many captioned photos (from the video of the same name), letters sent home to her family, and excerpts of a journal she kept with soldier's comments.

Personal stories from four army nurses who were engaged in the European Theater during World War II. From The American Experience a PBS feature: Guts and Glory.

Officially established by an Act of Congress, February 2, 1901. United States Army Nurses - professionals serving mankind whether during times of conflict or peace.

Stories from Australian nurses who served in Vietnam from 1964 to 1972.

Born into a wealthy and altruistic family in coastal Mathews County, Virginia, Sally Louisa Tompkins was commissioned a captain of cavalry in the Confederacy for her hospital work in Virginia. A Civil War Times article.

Discusses conditions and contributions of the approximately two thousand woman who volunteered in military hospitals during the Civil War.

Stories and letters from Vietnam Veteran, Dusty (only first name given) Army Nurse Corps, Republic of Vietnam.

Copies of typewritten pages, possibly written by Fr. Landry Genosky, of Catholic Nuns who served as nurses during the Civil War.

Women in the Civil War: A Women of Courage profile, produced by the St. Lawrence County, NY Branch of the American Association of University Women.

Comprehensive information on the history of women in the U.S. military. A chronological sequence beginning with the Revolution (1775-1783)to World War II.

Discusses nurses, POWs, volunteers, and drafting women nurses.

Information on the study of women and war and women in the military, worldwide and in all historical areas. Affiliated with the Minerva Center, a non-profit educational foundation.

Stories and essays of nurses serving their country in times of conflict (Civil War, Vietnam). Links to WW II nurses and the Daughters of Charity at the Battle of Gettysburg.

A story of the Women in Military Service for America Memorial by Jo Ann Klein, MS, RN. The memorial, in Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia was dedicated October 18, 1997.

A story, with vintage photographs, discussing how nurses were featured in newsreels during the war.

Moving stories, images and poems written by or dedicated to the Nurses "in country" during the Vietnam war.

An essay about Abraham Lincoln and the nuns who helped care for the wounded soldiers in the United States Civil War.

A collection of letters from an American nurse serving in France.

Discusses the background and challenges for this nurse from Jamaica who became a healer during the Crimean War. Includes photos.

This page is dedicated to the Red Cross, Special Services, Army Nurse Corps, and other civilian and military women who served in Vietnam.

In Vietnam, Army, Navy and Air Force Nurses and Medical Specialists numbered over six thousand. This page discusses all women who served in Vietnam from 1964 to 1973.

A Civil War Times story of a Confederate nurse and her struggle to maintain authority over distribution of medicinal whiskey.

An essay describing medical treatments and care for wounded soldiers during the United States Civil War. The contents consist of photocopies of the typewritten 16 pages of the essay.

Recollections by Nancy Leftenant-Colon, as the first black nurse in the Regular Nurse Corps in 1942.

Pictorial essay of what Civil War nurses wore. Excellent stories from Clara Barton, Ruth Sinnotte, Lucy Seaman Bainbridge and Jane Stuart Woolsey. Stories available for download(Adobe PDF format) and for purchase.

December 7, 1941: Excerpt from Oral History of LT Ruth Erickson, NC (Nurse Corps), USN. She was a nurse at the Naval Hospital Pearl Harbor during the attack.

A Southern Woman's Story of conditions in hospitals during the war. Although Ms. Pember was not a nurse, her story reflects the trying conditions endured by nurses during the war.

An interview with this World War II army nurse who served in England and France during the Normandy invasion. Includes a few vintage photographs.

A well compiled site which includes a brief overview, early operations in the pacific, black army nurses, Sicily and Southern Italy operations, the European theater and vintage photographs.

Article written by Alice P. Stein about the volunteer nurses who served during the Civil War.

Description of women serving as pilots, flight nurses and Air WACS in World War II.

A story by Kathy O'Grady describing Lucile Sponner Votta's journey and experiences in the Philippines.

Facts and statistics from "The Forgotten War". Air Force, Army, Navy, and hospital nurses who served, and many who died, in Korea.

A small tribute to nurses during the WW I. A letter, 'Experiences of a Nurse at the Front' is reproduced in full.

In 1901 and 1908 the establishment of the Army and Navy Nurse Corps opened the door for women in the military. These were the first women in the U.S to be admitted to some military rank and status.

Describes personal experiences of nurses who served in the battlefronts from North Africa to Italy to Normandy to Corregidor and Bataan.

U.S. Navy Nurse in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Recollections of CAPT Ann Bernatitus, NC, USN of her experiences in the Philippines, Bataan, Corregidor, and Okinawa.