A Tribute to Military Nurses

Thanks to all those serving in the armed forces especially my fellow nurses. Thanks for the sacrifices you make on a regular basis.

Though I was not a nurse in the Navy I'm still proud to be a Navy vet.Thanks to all the military nurses, corpsman and all military vets...

They have certainly effected civilian nursing. They are the pioneers of trauma care and what they do out in the field hospitals at war as they get better and better at treating massive trauma, comes back to civilian health care in the form of new and improved trauma care. RAH! You all just ROCK!

Quote from ThimbalinaThey have certainly effected civilian nursing. They are the pioneers of trauma care and what they do out in the field hospitals at war as they get better and better at treating massive trauma, comes back to civilian health care in the form of new and improved trauma care. RAH! You all just ROCK!

After Afghanistan, I have an all new appreciation for tourniquets and whole blood transfusions. These things are simply lifesaving! Proud and privileged to have been on the forefront of trauma care, and grateful to be stateside for this Veterans Day. Thank you for your article.

A Thank You to all who have served!

sorry I do not recall the name of the book, but many years ago I read one about nurses in Vietnam who who prisoners of war. The survivors were interviewed for the book. Amazing that they continued to be nurses to each other during such a stressful time. Military, nurses included, are worthy of our gratitude and admiration.

Nurse at Normandy