Kaesong for a week or two and then to Suwon. We barely escaped theĬhinese onslaught." The 8076th and the 8063rd took over from theġ71st hospital until driven out a week later.
"The shooting was far too close for comfort. We can't wait to get out of here.Ĭhris Sinnott, then a surgical nurse at the 171st, remembered, The nightmarish ride ended when the convoy arrived at the 171st Evac atīradley had a hearty greeting: "Am I glad to see you! We heard Nurses were crammed into the back of a truck in sub-zero weather. To take a northerly route through Anju, where the 8063rd was set up. (All patients wereĮvacuated.) A road block between Kunu-ri and Sunchon forced the convoy The 8076th handled 634 wounded soldiers before their convoy On Thanksgiving night, the Communist Chinese Sunchon to join the 8076th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (MASH) the nextĪfter a week at Sunchon, the 8076th moved up to Kunu-ri, 20 milesįrom the Manchurian border. militaryįrom the hospital, some replacements proceeded 20 miles north to Ruby Bradley (regarded as the most decorated woman in U.S. In North Korea, at the 171st Evacuation Hospital, they were met by Quiet, tense-appearing soldiers on their way to the war zone. They especially didn't want to show it in front of the On the plane ride over, they kept their fear to (the first Army nurses landed at Pusan July 6, 1950), arrived in In November 1950, the first nurse replacements since the war began They are fondly remembered by the wounded, but too often forgotten in history. APA style: `Angels of the battlefield': nurses in Korea: nurses of all the services contributed mightily to the war effort in Korea by saving lives.`Angels of the battlefield': nurses in Korea: nurses of all the services contributed mightily to the war effort in Korea by saving lives. 2002 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States 01 Mar.
MLA style: "`Angels of the battlefield': nurses in Korea: nurses of all the services contributed mightily to the war effort in Korea by saving lives.
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