. D-Day later unloading nurses to take care of the wounded , why was this not shown? They are the bravest of the species, the only cry I heard on the Batlefield when someone was dying was MOMMA!Women You Gotta Love Them
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. D-Day later unloading nurses to take care of the wounded , why was this not shown? They are the bravest of the species, the only cry I heard on the Batlefield when someone was dying was MOMMA!
Thank you ITS, I had never seen this particular picture and a Friend sends me Old Historical Photos once in a While and I was intrigued by it.
I saw this pic a few months back somewhere else. It is truly amazing. And these women continue to give all the credit to the soldiers.
My wife was a nurse. Not a WWII nurse, of course, but she was a strong, capable and kind person, nonetheless.
Love this and thanks for the love to women tbradsim1! It's refreshing to see a picture like this. Too often women's stories from this era are completely forgotten. Good stuff!
Great picture. I gotta admit I look up to my wife for her strength and courage and, in a culture where women are not always valued, (my current assignment in Latvia) it's always nice to see women honored for all the hard work they do.
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