TAMPA Fl, (BLOOM) – Nursing is more than a career — it’s a calling, one that shapes lives, extends beyond the workplace, and creates bonds that last a lifetime. For the Nurse Honor Guard of Tampa Bay, ...

A medical state of emergency existed after the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. There were only 82 Army nurses stationed in Hawaii serving at three Army medical facilities on the day of the ...

WAUWATOSA, Wisconsin (WDJT) — Sixteen million Americans served in the U.S. Armed Forces during World War II. Survivors are well over 90 years old now, and there are just 66,000 left. Among them, a ...

With the rescue team now on site at the island, the marooned Army nurses could finally breathe easy, their day of excitement winding down. Except for nurse Ruth Ann Tonry, that is. Her heart was ...

In 1940, under growing social and political pressure, President Franklin D. Roosevelt authorized the enlistment of Black aviators in the Army Air Corps. From 1941 until 1946, about 1,000 men were ...

Second Lt. Wilma Kellogg spent the entire winter of 1944-45 cold as she and her fellow nurses patched up soldiers wounded in the Battle of the Bulge. "You could not got warm," said the now 91-year-old ...

A Mass of Christian Burial for Mary Celine Dupont Sullivan Huth, 88, of Cheektowaga, who served as an Army nurse on many World War II fronts, including the Battle of the Bulge, will be offered at 11 a ...

Of the 16 million Americans who served in the military during World War II, just 70,000 are still alive. Four of these service members attended the 18th Patriot Day, which honors male and female ...