World War II Army Flight Nurses

The Aerial Nurse Corps of America Part 8 Flight nursing in the United States Army Air Forces had become a reality when the 802nd Medical Air Evacuation Transport Squadron left…

The Aerial Nurse Corps of America Part 7 Undeterred by the American Nurses Association (ANA) rejection of the Aerial Nurse Corps of America (ANCOA), Schimmoler again set her sights on…

The Aerial Nurse Corps of America Part 6 To avoid possible misunderstandings of Aerial Nurse Corps of America (ANCOA) activities, by 1939 its founder, pilot Loretta Schimmoler, had appointed a…

The Aerial Nurse Corps of AmericaPart 5 Leaders of the American Red Cross (ARC) had been following the activities of pilot Lauretta Schimmoler and the Aerial Nurse Corps of America…

The Aerial Nurse Corps of America Part 4 Detroit Company A of the Third Wing, Fifth Division was one of the more active Aerial Nurse Corps of America (ANCOA) units.…

The Aerial Nurse Corps of America Part 3 Lauretta Schimmoler, a pilot who in the 1930s founded the flight nurse organization Aerial Nurse Corps of America (ANCOA) independent of the…

The Aerial Nurse Corps of America Part 2 By the 1930s, the use of stewardesses on airlines, an idea launched by Boeing Air Transport, had caught on not only with…

The Aerial Nurse Corps of America Part 1 As early as 1930, before flight nursing in the United States military was a reality, Lauretta M. Schimmoler, a pilot, had foreseen…

Select Bibliography Army Flight Nursing in World War II Fiction When writing Beyond the Call of Duty: Army Flight Nursing in World War II, I read extensively about the topic.…

Select Bibliography Army Flight Nursing in World War II Nonfiction When writing Beyond the Call of Duty: Army Flight Nursing in World War II, I read extensively about the topic.…