USAHEC: History of U.S. Army Nurses: WWII: Special Aspects

Articles

The Army Nurse by U.S. Army Nurse Corps
Call Number: Ridgway Hall UH493.U53/UM290.U6
(Brochure, Recruiting Publicity Bureau, U.S. Army, 1944).
Unsung Heroes!: Your Service Forces in Action by U.S. Army Service Forces
Call Number: Ridgway Hall D769.75.U5
(NY: Wise, 1949).
Mostly photos with informative captions
Increasing the Pay of the Army Nurse Corps, Etc. by U.S. Congress. House of Rep. Committee on Military Affairs.
Call Number: Ridgway Hall UM293U542
(Hearings, Oct & Nov 1942, 77th Congress, 2nd session).
Bound with other pertinent docs
Procurement of Nurses by U.S. Congress. House of Rep. Committee on Military Affairs.
Call Number: Ridgway Hall UM290.U64
(Hearings, Jan & Feb 1945, 79th Congress, 1st session).
Nurses for the Armed Forces by U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Military Affairs.
Call Number: Ridgway Hall UM293.U53
(Hearings, Mar 1945, 79th Congress, 1st session).

Beyond the Call of Duty: Army Flight Nursing in World War II by Judith Barger
Call Number: Ridgway Hall D807.U6 B37 2013
(Kent, OH: Kent State University Press, 2013).
Medical Support of the Army Air Forces in World War II by Mae Mills Link and Hubert A. Coleman
Call Number: Ridgway Hall D807.U6.A515
(Washington, DC: OSG, USAF, 1955).
See "Flight Nurse," pp. 368-82, and index
Medical Training in World War II by Robert J. Parks
Call Number: Ridgway Hall D807.U6.A5v6
(Washington, DC: OSG, 1974).
Women Were Not Expected: An Informal Story of the Nurses of 2nd General Hospital in the ETO by Marjorie Peto
Call Number: Ridgway Hall #708-2.1947
(West Englewood, NJ: Author, 1947).