Army Nurse Corps

The Army Nurse Corps is a specialized branch of the U.S. Army that provides nursing services to soldiers and their families. Established in 1901, its nurses are trained to deliver high-quality medical care in various settings, including hospitals, combat zones, and clinics. They play a crucial role in maintaining the health of military personnel, often facing unique challenges related to wartime conditions. Army nurses are skilled professionals who promote health, prevent illness, and provide emergency care, all while upholding the values and mission of the armed forces.