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with the help of his corpsmen, he collected patients from the first-aid and holding stations and screened them for air transport, giving necessary treatment prior to flight. As soon as the second hospital plane landed, the flight nurse aboard received her orders. The plane was loaded and usually departed in approximately 45 minutes, the flight nurse being responsible for all patients aboard. With the corpsman's aid, she dressed wounds, administered whole blood or plasma, gave medications, and fed the patients. Using this procedure, within 30 days, approximately 4,500 injured men were flown out of
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Command Ashore insignia. Navy Nurse Corps officers who have had command of a hospital ship are authorized to wear the Navy Command at Sea insignia.
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bomb while serving as the Fleet Marine Force (FMF) Senior Combat Nurse with the 1st Marine
Logistic Group (1st MLG) Surgical Shock Trauma Platoon (SSTP) combat hospital from Camp Pendleton United States Marine Corps. Navy Nurses (2900) are deployed all over the world; participating in humanitarian and combat support missions with Expeditionary Resuscitative Surgical Service (ERSS) teams aboard
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anesthesia were introduced and it was these educational advances which were key to the steady rise in the corps' professional status within the service. Though generally treated as officers socially and professionally, and wearing uniform stripes similar to those for the officer ranks of Ensign through
Lieutenant Commander, formal recognition as
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Griffin Chapman, who had lost her lower left leg in an accident and retired prior to Korea, fought to be recalled to active duty so that she could teach other young amputees how to walk again. Though outside the Korean theater, one aviation accident claimed the lives of 11 Navy nurses. The
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and two other Haven-class ships, where almost 35 percent of battle casualties were admitted through
September 1952. These hospital ships were a new type of mobile hospital, moving from place to place, sometimes supporting the Inchon invasion or aiding the Hungnam evacuation, or simply shifting about
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on 11 November 1918, over 1550 nurses had served in Naval hospitals and other facilities at home and abroad. Shortly after the fighting's end, several Navy nurses were assigned to duty aboard transports bringing troops home from Europe. Some Navy nurses even ventured on ground patrols and aided Army
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Freedom (OIF) 2006 in Al-Taqaddum Air Base (also known as Tammuz Airbase), Iraq, Active Duty Commander Lenora C. Langlais was the first African American female and first African American Nurse in the history of the U.S.Navy to receive the Purple Heart after being injured by a mortar
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Preparation for the conflict again saw the Nurse Corps grow, with nearly eight hundred members serving on active duty by
November 1941, plus over nine hundred inactive reserves. By war's end there would be 1,799 active component nurses and 9,222 reserves (with the overwhelming number of reserves on
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Hospital Saigon: A Navy Nurse in Vietnam, 1963–1964. Annapolis MD: Naval Institute Press, 1991; see also "Coup in Saigon: A Nurse Remembers." Navy Medicine 88, no. 6 (Nov.-Dec. 1977): 16–21 (Recollections of Lieutenant Commander Bobbi Hovis, Nurse Corps (Ret.), concerning the
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An efficient procedure for aerial evacuation from target areas was quickly developed. The squadron flight surgeon and several pharmacists' mates were on the first hospital plane to land on the captured airfield. The surgeon established an evacuation clearing station adjacent to the airstrip, where
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Navy Nurse Corps officers (2900s) are eligible to earn and wear the Fleet Marine Force, Surface, Basic
Parachutist Badge, Navy and Marine Corps Parachutist insignia, Air Crew and Flight Nurse warfare badges. Select Navy Nurse Corps officers are eligible to wear special-warfare insignia. Officers
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from April 1967 to summer 1971 (also with a complement of 29 nurses); and at the station hospital at DaNang from August 1967 to May 1970 (which became the largest combat casualty treatment facility in the world, with 600 beds and admissions of 63,000 patients)., In and Out of Harm's Way, by CAPT
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took effect on 16 April 1947, establishing the Navy Nurse Corps as a staff corps, with officers holding permanent commissioned rank from Ensign to Commander. The corps was to be led by a director holding the rank of Captain while in that position. This position later evolved into a flag-rank
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and amphibious warfare ships; Fleet Surgical Teams aboard amphibious assault and amphibious warfare ships in addition to boots on ground; as flight nurses; as organic crew aboard hospital ships and aircraft carriers; boots on ground with the Marine Corps; individually augmented with the
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247:, the first Superintendent of the Navy Nurse Corps, 1908–1911; Martha E. Pringle; Elizabeth J. Wells; Clare L. De Ceu.; Elizabeth Leonhardt; Estelle Hine; Ethel R. Parsons; Florence T. Milburn; Boniface T. Small; Victoria White; Isabelle Rose Roy; Margaret D. Murray; Sara B. Myer; and
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ENS Constance Esposito, LTJG Alice J. Giroux, ENS Marie M. Boatman, LTJG Constance A. Heege, LTJG Jeanmne E. Clarke, LTJG Margaret G. Kennedy, LTJG Calla V. Goodwin, ENS Edna J. Rundell, ENS Eleanor C. Beste, LTJG Mary E. Liljegreen and ENS Jane L. Eldridge
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First Navy Nurse Corps officer to command a Naval Research and Development Center, NHRC, San Diego, CA. She went on to command the Navy Medicine Research and Development enterprise as Commanding Officer of NMRC, Silver Spring, MD.
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The first four Navy Nurse Corps officers to be injured in combat support were injured in Vietnam when LT Ruth Mason, LT Frances Crumpton, LT Barbara Wooster and LTJG Ann Darby Reynolds were wounded and later received the
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Navy Nurse Corps officer who had lost her lower left leg in an accident and retired prior to the Korean War, successfully fought to be recalled to active duty so that she could care for troops returning from combat.
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as well as at a multitude of smaller naval convalescent hospitals and training station facilities. One of the more colorful convalescent hospitals was the USN Convalescent Hospital located at the Sun Valley Lodge in
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and Ireland, with the first in place by late 1917. Also serving overseas were Navy operating teams, including nurses, established for detached duty near the combat frontlines. Some of these teams were loaned to the
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In 1963, LT Bobbi Hovis volunteered to go to Vietnam, where she and four other nurses were tasked with converting a run-down Saigon apartment into the first US Navy Station Hospital—in four days.
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Aboard hospital ships, navy nurses followed the fleet in their assaults, and were eventually permitted to go to the beaches with the fighting men to pick up the wounded. Early in the war only the
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First Navy Nurse Corps officer to serve as a commanding officer at a "Big 3" Naval Medical Center National Naval Medical Center, today known as Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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Chief Nurse Laura Cobb, Mary Chapman, Bertha Evans, Helen Gorzelanski, Mary Harrington, Margaret Nash, Goldie O'Haver, Eldene Paige, Susie Pitcher, Dorothy Still Danner, and C. Edwina Todd
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from January 1966 to May 1970 (reaching a full complement of 29 nurses by March 1966 and serving as many as 200 helicopter admissions during a 24-hour period of intense fighting); on the
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area in the position of nurse. The known names of four nurses are: Alice Kennedy, Sarah Kinno, Ellen Campbell and Betsy Young (Fowler). In addition volunteer nuns from the Catholic
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in early February 1945. There were three main flights of air evacuation planes to which flight nurses were assigned. First, from target areas to forward hospitals, such as
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in 1908; however, unofficially, women had been working as nurses aboard Navy ships and in Navy hospitals for nearly 100 years. The Corps was all-female until 1965.
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on 19 September 1950. These women were en route to hospitals in Japan to care for war casualties when their plane crashed into the Pacific shortly after take off.
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First Navy Nurse Corps officer to serve as a Fleet Surgeon for a Marine Expeditionary Force, Force Surgeon, II Marine Expeditionary Force.
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became the first to officially recommend that female nurses be added to naval hospital staff. However, it wasn't until 19 June 1861 that a
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in 1947, the Navy Nurse Corps was led by a superintendent. Its nurses had no permanent commissioned rank during that time. The
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and transported to Japan. They were repatriated in August 1942, although the newspaper did not identify them as Navy nurses.
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the Korean coast as needed. Two senior Navy nurses, Commander Estelle Kalnoske Lange and Lieutenant Ruth Cohen, received the
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Navy Cross awarded to Navy Nurses who gallantly sacrificed their lives caring for patients during the Influenza Pandemic.
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during the intense ground offensives of 1918 and worked in difficult field conditions far removed from regular hospitals.
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NTTC at LAC+USC provides Level-1 trauma training. Instructors are hand selected from Hospital, Medical and Nurse Corps.
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First Reserve Component Navy Nurse Corps officer formally appointed to serve as director of the Navy Nurse Corps.
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appointment and there can be up to four Navy Nurse Corps flag-rank officers serving concurrently, as of 2012.
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awarded to wartime Navy nurses were given posthumously to women who sacrificed their lives during the
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of a single Oak Leaf, on one collar point, or in place of a line officer's star on shoulder boards.
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coup d'etat on 1 November 1963 that overthrew President Ngo Dinh Diem of the Republic of Vietnam)
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for multi-national communication exercise involving 25 ships and 5,000 embarked Marines.
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We Band of Angels: The Untold Story of American Nurses Trapped on Bataan by the Japanese
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Awarded the Bronze Star caring for casualties during shipboard combat support service.
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brought comfort to the wounded fighting men via all-navy medical personnel. Later the
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299:
In 1917–18, the Navy deployed five base hospital units to operational areas in France,
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2588:
First Navy Nurse Corps officer to serve as an Amphibious Task Force Surgeon. Aboard
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838:. Upon her return to the United States she became the first American to receive the
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172:
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First Navy Nurse Corps officer to be a Joint Task Force surgeon, at Guantanamo Bay.
2046:
Second Superintendent of the Navy Nurse Corps, first living female recipient of the
4885:
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2609:
2305:
LT Ruth Mason, LT Frances Crumpton, LT Barbara Wooster and LTJG Ann Darby Reynolds
2218:. Awarded 8 battle stars during World War II and Korea. Nicknamed "Leaping Lenah".
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1226:, Medical Enlisted Commissioning Program (MECP), Nurse Candidate Program, and by
817:
by the Army, a second award by the Navy and the Army's Distinguished Unit Badge.
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became the first black nurse accepted in the Navy Nurse Corps on March 8, 1945.
255:
251:. They would include three Nurse Corps Superintendents and twelve chief nurses.
248:
17:
3513:
2519:
First Navy Nurse Corps officer assigned as Deputy Surgeon General of the Navy.
4837:
4787:
3538:
2787:
2211:
945:
805:, Eldene Paige, Susie Pitcher, Dorothy Still and C. Edwina Todd (some of the "
489:
389:
First African American Navy Nurse Corps Officer ENS Phyllis Mae Dailey in 1945
2359:
First African American female Naval officer promoted to the rank of captain.
2338:
648:
521:
493:
349:
312:
2429:
First Navy Nurse Corps officer to become jump qualified and earn insignia.
1149:
LT Brian Duenas, ENS Samantha Nelson, LCDR Kender Surin, Nurse Corps, 2013.
311:
During the war, 19 Navy nurses died on active duty, over half of them from
136:
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became the first fighting ship to be named after a woman in the service.
300:
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became the first Navy flight nurse in an active combat zone, serving at
296:
brought a great expansion of the Nurse Corps, both regular and reserve.
231:" because they were the first women to serve formally as members of the
4932:
3316:
J. Herman, Frozen in Memory: US Navy Medicine in the Korean War (2006)
2313:
576:
476:, Army as well as Navy and Marine personnel. Others were stationed in
5255:
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went into commission with a medical staff that included Navy nurses.
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http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/portsmouth/shipyard/influenzaadd.html
862:
Navy flight nurse Jane Kendeigh and wounded Marine in Iwo Jima, 1945
3801:
House Armed Services Subcommittee on Seapower and Projection Forces
917:. Later that year she was also the first flight nurse to arrive in
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2098:, Captured and kept prisoner by the Japanese in the Philippines.
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3361:
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Two groups of Navy nurses were held prisoner by the Japanese in
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243:, the second Superintendent of the Navy Nurse Corps, 1911–1922;
171:, several African American women served as paid crew aboard the
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239:, the third Superintendent of the Navy Nurse Corps, 1922–1935;
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Fowler, William M., Jr. "Relief on the River: the Red Rover."
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First woman in the Navy to be promoted to the rank of Captain
2095:
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1212:, Individually Augmented Navy Nurses serve with ground forces.
3499:. Navy.com (Health Care Opportunities). Retrieved 2009-12-05.
2181:
First Navy flight nurse in an active combat zone, serving at
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The need for naval medical facilities in Asia grew when the
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Navy Nurse Corps Official Homepage on Navy Knowledge Online
3062:
In and Out of Harm's Way: A history of the Navy Nurse Corps
288:
Nurse Hazel Herringshaw and two Marine Corps patients, 1918
4901:
2608:
First Navy Nurse Corps officer to command a hospital ship
3091:"Chicago Nurse Is First Midwest Girl in Navy Nurse Corps"
3065:. Seattle, Washington: Peanut Butter Publishing. p.
3030:
Lillian M Murphy RN USNR (1887-1918) Navy Cross Recipient
827:, nearly became a POW; she was one of the last to escape
224:
lot—rented their own house and provided their own meals.
3431:
Monahan, Evelyn M. and Rosemary Neidel-Greenlee (2000).
2634:
First African American Nurse Corps officer to receive a
254:
The Nurse Corps gradually expanded to 160 on the eve of
3508:
2022:
Edna E. Place, Mary Louise Hidell and Lilian M. Murphy
5620:
Medical units and formations of the United States Navy
2239:
First formally appointed African American Navy Nurse.
2210:
First warship named after a Navy Nurse Corps officer,
2189:. With Air Evacuation Transport Squadron One (VRE-1).
156:
circular order finally established the designation of
3433:
All This Hell: U.S. Nurses Imprisoned by the Japanese
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905:
Navy flight nurses walk from their Douglas R5D (C-54)
427:
Navy nurses were on duty during the initial Japanese
27:
Medical-focused staff corps of the United States Navy
4676:
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
3404:
Serving Proudly: A history of Women in the U.S. Navy
3230:
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, United States Navy.
3174:
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, United States Navy.
3159:
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, United States Navy.
3046:
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, United States Navy.
2991:
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, United States Navy.
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Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, United States Navy.
5625:
Military medical organizations of the United States
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870:graduated from the Navy Flight Nurse School at the
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3519:Under Contract: Nurses in the Spanish American War
3385:Crossed Currents: Navy Women from WWI to Tailhook
2185:. Later that year first flight nurse to arrive in
3131:"A Brief History of African-American Navy Nurses"
1306:Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard Aircrew Badge
2935:
2933:
2308:First Navy Nurse Corps officers to receive the
1365:List of superintendents of the Navy Nurse Corps
968:mishap occurred on the South Pacific island of
809:") were captured in 1942 and imprisoned in the
227:In time, the nurses would come to be known as "
3523:Women in Military Service for America Memorial
3503:Navy Nurse Corps history and uniforms in color
2943:Gender Camouflage: Women and the U.S. Military
2072:, captured in Guam, kept prisoner in Japan. –
2007:First Superintendent of the Navy Nurse Corps.
409:active duty) scattered across six continents.
4917:
4043:Naval Aviation Warfighting Development Center
3683:
3560:
3297:Fact Sheet: Women in the Korean War (US Army)
3216:K. Jackson, They Called Them Angels, pg. 112.
1077:LCDR Michael A. Couvillon, Nurse Corps, 2011.
587:. Navy nurses were even stationed in Africa.
8:
4003:Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command
3099:. New York, New York. 19 May 1945. p. 1
3042:
3040:
2700:First Navy Nurse Corps officer to receive a
1799:Rear Admiral (upper half) (acting Director)
1101:LCDR Patricia B. Johnson, Nurse Corps, 2012.
984:LT Alva Harrison after 18 hours of surgery.
2779:Ships named after Navy Nurse Corps officers
964:for their work on the Navy hospital ships.
5635:Nursing organizations in the United States
4995:
4945:
4924:
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4902:
4891:United States battleship retirement debate
4641:United States Armed Forces School of Music
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4033:Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command
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2337:First woman in the Navy to be promoted to
1342:Navy and Marine Corps Parachutist insignia
1053:LT Annissa Cromer, Nurse Corps, USN, 2010.
882:: second, from those forward hospitals to
46:Seal of the United States Navy Nurse Corps
40:
4013:Naval Information Warfare Systems Command
3942:Naval Forces Europe – Naval Forces Africa
3383:Ebbert, Jean and Marie-Beth Hall (1999).
3269:"Ensign Jane Kendeigh, Navy Flight Nurse"
2068:First Navy Nurse Corps officers taken as
1509:List of directors of the Navy Nurse Corps
748:Purple Heart Award, Sun Valley Lodge 1943
472:they cared for the wounded from the long
3267:Bedell-Burke, Margie (14 January 2018).
1980:
292:The entry of the United States into the
107:
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2858:History of nursing in the United States
2287:CDR Estelle K. Lange and LT Ruth Cohen
1260:
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760:Navy Nurse Corps, Sun Valley Lodge 1944
738:
5134:Nursing credentials and certifications
3761:Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy
3129:Sobocinski, Andre (24 February 2014).
2922:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
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1352:From its founding in 1908 until after
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3967:Operational Test and Evaluation Force
3005:"Nurses and the U.S. Navy, 1917-1919"
2821:scheduled to enter the fleet in 2024.
1089:LT Christine Burns, Nurse Corps 2011.
786:. Chief Nurse Marion Olds and nurses
7:
5580:
5422:Nursing Interventions Classification
4028:Naval Education and Training Command
2940:Laurie L. Weinstein (1 March 1999).
1294:Fleet Marine Force officer insignia
1137:LT Stacy Syrstad, Nurse Corps, 2013.
1125:LTJG Tarah Lewis, Nurse Corps, 2013.
5592:
2853:United States Air Force Nurse Corps
2094:Navy Nurse Corps officers taken as
1113:LT Ann Iannitto, Nurse Corps, 2012.
948:began. A small naval dispensary at
4324:Unclassified miscellaneous vessels
3663:Naval History and Heritage Command
3661:from websites or documents of the
1244:The Nurse Corps has a distinctive
1065:LT Brian Beale, Nurse Corps, 2011.
772:Navy Nurses Aboard USS Solace 1945
25:
1234:Insignia, badges and aiguillettes
611:. After the lodge – built by the
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5640:Women in the United States Navy
5432:Nursing Outcomes Classification
5427:Nursing Minimum Data Set (NMDS)
5099:Associate of Science in Nursing
3806:Senate Subcommittee on Seapower
3387:. Washington, D.C.: Brassey's.
3189:"About Us." (Sun Valley Lodge).
2863:Women in the United States Navy
854:Navy Flight Nurse School, 1940s
334:The surviving fourth nurse was
5104:Bachelor of Science in Nursing
4073:Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
3756:Vice Chief of Naval Operations
2848:United States Army Nurse Corps
2759:CAPT Jacqueline D. Rychnovsky
397:Nurse and released POW aboard
124:was officially established by
122:United States Navy Nurse Corps
116:Navy nurses, appointed in 1908
35:United States Navy Nurse Corps
1:
5326:Psychiatric and mental health
3972:Naval Network Warfare Command
3957:Naval Special Warfare Command
3952:Naval Forces Southern Command
3458:Norman, Elizabeth M. (1999).
1348:Superintendents and directors
556:, and then eventually to the
5119:Master of Science in Nursing
4646:Navy Senior Enlisted Academy
4038:Office of Naval Intelligence
4008:Naval Supply Systems Command
3947:Naval Forces Central Command
3848:Expeditionary Combat Command
3525:, located at the gateway to
3509:Navy Nurse Corps Association
3441:University Press of Kentucky
3368:: Peanut Butter Publishing.
2638:and the first in support of
1282:Navy Command Ashore insignia
866:The first group of 24 Naval
57:; 116 years ago
4631:Naval Hospital Corps School
4437:Explosive ordnance disposal
4279:Registered civilian vessels
4048:Naval Legal Service Command
3746:Under Secretary of the Navy
3527:Arlington National Cemetery
2946:. NYU Press. pp. 23–.
353:soldiers during this time.
5656:
5114:Doctor of Nursing Practice
4078:Navy Installations Command
3358:Sterner, Doris M. (1997).
3059:Sterner, Doris M. (1997).
2723:CAPT Joseph Cosentino Jr.
2706:Operation Enduring Freedom
1901:Rebecca J. McCormick-Boyle
1899:Rear Admiral (upper half)
1879:Rear Admiral (upper half)
1859:Rear Admiral (upper half)
1839:Rear Admiral (upper half)
1819:Rear Admiral (upper half)
1779:Rear Admiral (upper half)
1639:Rear Admiral (upper half)
1318:Navy Flight Nurse insignia
1254:
1237:
208:
5563:
5271:Women's Health Care Nurse
5006:Clinical nurse specialist
4578:Naval Postgraduate School
4083:Navy Working Capital Fund
4063:Bureau of Naval Personnel
3998:Naval Air Systems Command
3993:Naval Sea Systems Command
3812:
3751:Chief of Naval Operations
3713:
3584:
3402:Godson, Susan H. (2001).
2807:Lenah H. Sutcliffe Higbee
2585:CDR Joseph Cosentino Jr.
2556:CDR Joseph Cosentino Jr.
2516:RADM Karthleen L. Martin
2268:LT Sarah Griffin Chapman
2042:Lenah H. Sutcliffe Higbee
1751:– September 1994)
1731:– September 1991)
1711:– September 1987)
1415:Josephine Beatrice Bowman
1270:Navy Nurse Corps insignia
872:Naval Air Station Alameda
811:Los Baños internment camp
460:, and the first group to
336:Lenah H. Sutcliffe Higbee
241:Lenah H. Sutcliffe Higbee
237:Josephine Beatrice Bowman
219:Lenah H. Sutcliffe Higbee
188:served aboard as nurses.
186:Sisters of the Holy Cross
39:
5450:International Nurses Day
4966:Licensed practical nurse
4651:Navy Supply Corps School
4555:Officer Candidate School
4224:Amphibious warfare ships
4068:Chief of Naval Personnel
3977:Military Sealift Command
2826:Ships named after nurses
2819:guided missile destroyer
2462:RADM Kathleen L. Martin
2426:LT Joseph Cosentino Jr.
2408:CAPT Nancy J. Lescavage
1482:– November 1945)
1462:– February 1939)
1405:– November 1922)
892:contiguous United States
592:contiguous United States
558:contiguous United States
453:for the Hospital Corps.
81:United States of America
5129:Nurse Licensure Compact
4863:Ship naming conventions
4626:Naval Chaplaincy School
4590:Marine Corps University
4586:Naval Community College
4570:Naval University System
4329:Yard and district craft
2662:Operation Iraqi Freedom
2657:CDR Maureen Pennington
2640:Operation Iraqi Freedom
2631:CDR Lenora C. Langlais
2480:RADM Karen A. Harmeyer
2444:RADM Karen A. Harmeyer
1956: •
1841:Christine Bruzek-Kohler
1691:– October 1983)
1445:– October 1938)
1425:– January 1935)
1386:– January 1911)
1330:Basic Parachutist Badge
625:For Whom the Bell Tolls
422:Helen Fredericka Turner
4843:Revolt of the Admirals
4798:Line-crossing ceremony
4703:Awards and decorations
3659:public domain material
3533:Nurse Corps Miscellany
2771:
2392:Operation Desert Storm
2387:LT Barney R. Barendse
2003:Esther Voorhees Hasson
1936: •
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1801:RADM Karen A. Harmeyer
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1453:Virginia Rau (acting)
1450: •
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1395:Lenah Sutcliffe Higbee
1391: •
1376:Esther Voorhees Hasson
1372: •
1197:, a USN hospital ship.
1179:, a USN hospital ship.
989:
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657:Yosemite National Park
613:Union Pacific Railroad
596:USN Hospital San Diego
429:attack on Pearl Harbor
405:
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245:Esther Voorhees Hasson
220:
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117:
5361:Travel health nursing
4961:Clinical nurse leader
4524:Operations specialist
4457:Medical Service Corps
3741:Secretary of the Navy
3412:Naval Institute Press
3273:Women of World War II
2770:
2534:LT Patricia C. Hasen
1701:Mary Joan Nielubowicz
1611:– April 1966)
1591:– April 1962)
1502:– April 1947)
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364:Commissioned officers
329:
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5186:Correctional nursing
4858:Ship decommissioning
4833:Navy service numbers
4656:Nuclear Power School
4636:Naval Justice School
4467:Civil Engineer Corps
4264:Mine warfare vessels
3962:Naval Reserve Forces
3918:Fleet Forces Command
3885:Carrier strike group
3247:"USS Midway Museum®"
2834:Florence Nightingale
2741:CAPT Cynthia Feller
2679:RADM Karen Flaherty
2605:CAPT Albert Shimkus
2567:CAPT Albert Shimkus
2498:CAPT Albert Shimkus
2115:Ann Agnes Bernatitus
1881:Elizabeth S. Niemyer
1681:Frances Shea-Buckley
1671:– July 1979)
1651:– July 1975)
1581:Ruth Agatha Houghton
1358:Army-Navy Nurses Act
821:Ann Agnes Bernatitus
474:Guadalcanal Campaign
315:. Three of the four
193:Spanish–American War
112:Group photograph of
5520:Republic of Ireland
5296:Occupational health
5286:Nursing informatics
5062:Psych/mental health
4058:Naval Safety Center
4018:Fleet Cyber Command
3275:. Burke Enterprises
2904:on 12 February 2019
2356:CAPT Joan C. Bynum
2123:and member of the "
1631:– May 1970)
1621:Veronica Bulshefski
1601:Ruth Alice Erickson
1571:– May 1958)
1561:Wilma Leona Jackson
1551:– May 1954)
1531:– May 1950)
617:W. Averell Harriman
366:did not come until
348:By the time of the
150:William P.C. Barton
5384:Nursing assessment
5246:Legal consultation
5109:Diploma in Nursing
5094:Nightingale Pledge
5021:Nurse practitioner
4853:Ship commissioning
4319:Torpedo retrievers
3880:Aircraft squadrons
3843:Fleet Marine Force
3707:United States Navy
2772:
2702:Purple Heart Medal
2636:Purple Heart Medal
2374:CAPT Mary F. Hall
2310:Purple Heart Medal
2235:Phyllis Mae Dailey
1970:– current)
1941:Cynthia A. Kuehner
1821:Nancy J. Lescavage
1781:Kathleen L. Martin
1521:Nellie Jane DeWitt
1492:Nellie Jane DeWitt
1257:Flight Nurse Badge
1040:Modern Nurse Corps
1029:amphibious assault
990:
942:
940:off of Korea, 1952
907:
886:; and third, from
864:
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414:Phyllis Mae Dailey
406:
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306:United States Army
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169:American Civil War
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98:United States Navy
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5394:Nursing care plan
5389:Nursing diagnosis
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5042:Adult-gerontology
5030:NPs by population
5011:Nurse anesthetist
4991:Advanced practice
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4574:Naval War College
4499:Hospital corpsman
4494:Boatswain's mates
4408:
4407:
4337:
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4299:Ships of the line
4249:Destroyer escorts
4214:Aircraft carriers
4053:Naval Observatory
3895:Naval Observatory
3649:
3648:
3475:978-0-375-50245-3
3394:978-1-57488-193-6
3322:978-1-60145-082-1
2953:978-0-8147-1907-7
2776:
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2539:unrestricted line
2396:Bronze Star Medal
1977:Prominent members
1974:
1973:
1961:Robert J. Hawkins
1768:( September 1994
1748:( September 1991
1728:( September 1987
1506:
1505:
1228:direct commission
829:Corregidor Island
815:Bronze Star Medal
637:Claudette Colbert
627:in room No. 206,
615:and its chairman
598:, California and
443:, and aboard the
321:1918 flu pandemic
229:The Sacred Twenty
211:The Sacred Twenty
182:Mississippi River
162:hospital corpsman
103:
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16:(Redirected from
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5630:Military nursing
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5261:Medical-surgical
5164:Specialties and
5124:Board of nursing
4996:
4971:Registered nurse
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4903:
4813:Ceremonial Guard
4773:Continental Navy
4728:Current aircraft
4534:Hispanic sailors
4359:
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4284:Sailing frigates
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3770:3-star admirals
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4875:Constitution
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4868:Tingey House
4747:History and
4718:Future fleet
4462:Supply Corps
4451:
4447:Dental Corps
4430:Deputy Chief
4109:Fourth Fleet
4099:Second Fleet
3870:Future ships
3865:Active ships
3838:Navy Reserve
3789:2020–present
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3604:18th-century
3577:Women in war
3466:Random House
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