The Air Force Medical Service and 379th Expeditionary Medical Group celebrate Nurse and Medical Technician week May 6 - 12. This year's event is themed, "delivering quality and innovation in patient

For US Army Capt. Molly Murphy, the hardest part of the Army’s grueling Ranger Course was the very first day.

This is a digital zip file containing 6 vector files of the image shown above, the US Army Branch Insignia for the Nurse Corps. The files can be used with CNC machines for laser cutting, plasma cutting, routing or engraving. File types include CRV (for Vectric Aspire or V-Carve Pro), DXF, EPS, AI and two SVG files - one in black and white and one with color for hobby machines like Cricuts. The files are compressed into a single file and can be extracted using the ZIP utility of your choice. Please note that DXF files have curves which are made up of many very short straight lines. It is therefore recommended that you use another file type such as EPS and import it into your software of choice if you prefer actual curves. The additional photos use V-Carve Pro's simulation feature to show how a V-Carving would look using the vector files. The simulation uses a 12" x 12" x 3/4" piece of wood and a 60 degree V-Bit. Flat depths are machined at a 0.2 inch depth These files may be used for professional or personal use. The files may not be resold or redistributed.

[Photo] US Army Nurse Corps Captain Della H. Raney, the first African-American nurse of the US Army in WW2, Camp Beale, California, United States, 11 Apr 1945

As a forward-looking leader, she steered the ANC through an era of rapid modernization and used her influence to improve service conditions for all women in the armed forces.

US Army nurses in Normandie, just after the landings, WWII

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Page 22 of 179 - Patches in action: Photos of SSI being worn by the troops. - posted in MISCELLANEOUS / OTHER: 3rd Sustainment Brigade If you notice that 3rd SB SSI is a variation in that the dragon isnt black.

Army nurses in the Second World War. Thanks to Margie Burke for these photos an a thank you to her for her service in the U.S. Navy.

Sewing my dream vintage style cape coat, Vogue V9288, inspired by 1950's and 1940's vintage fashion, by Gorgeously Vintage for Fabricville.

ThereAca,!a,,cs nothing like looking after the health of Soldiers and their families. Since going to college on an ROTC scholarship, Maj. Elizabeth Vinson has faced challenges, overcome obstacles and stretched her own abilities to provide the best nu...

[Photo] African-American US Army nurses in a classroom at the Army Nurse Training Center in England, United Kingdom, 5 Sep 1944

The military has made considerable progress since Brig. Gen. Clara Adams-Ender joined the U.S. Army Nurse Corps in 1961. Before her retirement in 1993, the daughter of sharecroppers rose to chief of the Nurse Corps after helping train a generation of military nurses.

An article about the amazing nurses of WW2 working behind enemy lines in the various nursing corps, in nursing units in hospitals and as nurses on hospital ships.

Lt. Josephine "Mama Josie" Nesbit made sure all of her military nurses were taken care of after the Japanese attacked the Philippines.

Page 1 of 3 - Women's Uniforms in Vietnam Photos - posted in WOMEN'S SERVICES: For those who collect Vietnam Uniforms, one of the hardest thing to find a good resource for is uniforms worn by women. This despite an estimated 7,500 women serving in-country, and not counting those assigned to Thailand, the PI and Korea during the conflict.I stumbled across this site while researching another topic.http://www.spencergr...wv/memories.htmThese are mostly personal photographs, but there...

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