Angels of Mercy: The Army Nurses of World War II
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Angels of Mercy: The Army Nurses of World War II

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<FONT SIZE="+1">"You Are Needed Now,"</FONT> the posters proclaimed. "Join the Army Nurse Corps." And so they did: Over 59,000 American women signed up to serve their country in the war effort. Some joined expecting to experience the romance and adventure of war in faraway places while working to save lives. Many more quickly ...more
Hardcover, 128 pages
Published October 1st 1999 by Aladdin (first published 1999)
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Michelle
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Actually a JUV book, it was great tribute to the Army nurses of WWII. I like that it told true stories from the bottom up. Did you know FDR was planning on drafting nurses at one point?
Duane
Duane rated it 4 of 5 stars
This is a great reference book for anyone wanting to know the complete story on how women got to serve in the military during World War 2. Filled with great photographs, the reader will follow the story of a few women who served in different fields of war and see their true stories and adventures. I really enjoyed this read because I learned so much that I had no clue happened during the war. A great read for any age and level reader.
Deborah
Meant for younger readers, but a quick read that tells the story of several different units of nurses during World War 2 including 66 nurses who were captured by the Japanese in the South Pacific
Deb
Deb rated it 5 of 5 stars
Great pictures! Cherry's ghost flits through each chapter, but the real stories are so much better and sadder than hers.
Holly loved it too.
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Angels of Mercy (Library Binding)
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Betsy Kuhn grew up in Pennsylvania and now lives in Maryland with her husband, twin sons, and Herb, a 1971 VW SuperBeetle. She writes fiction and nonfiction.
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