The story of Lt. Nash, a World War II Navy nurse, POW, and Bronze Star recipient is a testament to grace under pressure and unconquered human spirit, as detailed in a feature story written by ...

The story of Lt. Nash, a World War II Navy nurse, POW, and Bronze Star recipient is a testament to grace under pressure and unconquered human spirit, as detailed in a feature story written by ...

The story of Lt. Nash, a World War II Navy nurse, POW, and Bronze Star recipient is a testament to grace under pressure and unconquered human spirit, as detailed in a feature story written by ...

Mar. 12—WILKES-BARRE — In March of 1945, there was a parade honoring the homecoming of Lt. Margaret "Peggy" Nash, a U.S. Navy nurse who had served in the Philippines, where she was held as a ...

Alice Darrow has been honored as one of the last living links to Pearl Harbor as a Navy nurse during World War II. Saturday, she was celebrated by family, friends, and community members for her ...

Miller, 95, of Old Fort, served in the Navy Nurse Corps during World War II, with some of her most vivid memories coming as she treated men on a Navy hospital ship with the most severe wounds, ...

A lice Miller, 104, was presented with the Northcoast Veteran’s Museum display of her World War II U.S. Navy nurse’s uniform on Monday. The staff of the Valley View Health Campus senior living ...

104-year-old WWII veteran donates nurse uniform to Northcoast Veterans Museum Alice Miller, 104, had her World War II U.S. Navy nurse’s uniform added to the Northcoast Veterans Museum ...

The WWII Nurses Congressional Gold Medal Act would award women who served in the Army and Navy Nurse Corps during the war with the highest honor Congress can bestow upon civilians.

Over 3,000 Army nurses, 4,000 Navy nurses and hundreds of Air Force nurses quietly saw action in that soon forgotten war. But the ones who will never forget are the men those nurses cared for.