2018年10月15日 · At the beginning of the war, nurses wore a white ward dress with the white nurse’s cap on the ward. For outdoor use, they were also issued a set of “dress blues,” a dark blue service jacket and a medium blue skirt, a white or blue shirt, black tie, black shoes, and a dark blue garrison cap or service cap.

2014年2月22日 · During World War II, army personnel, including nurses, received M-1940 identification tags, commonly known as "dog tags" designed to identify the person. ID tags would have been worn by all women personnel of the Army at all times. Early tags issued between November 1941 and July 1943 included next-of-kin and the address: Katharine M. Walsh

During World War II the first flight nurses uniform consisted of a blue wool battle dress jacket, blue wool trousers and a blue wool men's style maroon piped garrison cap. The uniform was worn with either the ANC light blue or white shirt and black tie.

2018年5月23日 · Here we examine the uniforms worn by women serving in the various 1940s nursing units during World War Two. Like their WAVES or SPAR counterparts, women who served as nurses in the US Navy turned heads wherever they went.

More than 60,000 Army nurses served stateside and overseas during WWII. Army Nurse uniforms evolved greatly from 1940 to 1945. The nurses were issued a variety of dress uniforms, work and cold weather gear, hospital dresses, and field gear.

Field, service and hospital uniforms used by American nurses during World War II. Personal equipment for women in the U.S. Army.

Nurses serving in WW2 would be Queen Alexandra's Imperial Nursing Service (QAIMNS); Queen Alexandra's Imperial Nursing Service (Reserve) (QAIMNSR); or Territorial Army Nursing Serive (TANS). Pictures of them in ward dress can be distinguished as in WW1 by the tippet (scarlet for QAIMNS and grey and scarlet for QAIMNSR and TANS), and by their ...

The Nursing Auxiliary uniform (ARP Pattern 46) was in a blue cotton with a very fine white stripe. It featured a winged collar, a V-shaped yoke and the letters ' NA ' embroidered in red on a small oblong of material that was then sewn to the front.

Field Uniforms From World War II - 2000 Uniforms Worn By Students of the Army School of Nursing at Walter Reed General Hospital (1918-1931) and the Walter Reed Institute of Nursing...

The official switch was made on July first, 1943 for overseas nurses and December third for nurses in the United States. There were two versions of this uniform, one for winter and another for summer, with winter uniforms being made with heavier material. It was later on approved that nurses were to wear slacks to provide more coverage and ...