Army Nurses Corps

The Army Nurses Corps is a specialized group within the U.S. Army that provides essential medical care to soldiers and their families. Founded in 1901, these trained nurses play a crucial role in military operations, offering care in various settings, including hospitals and combat zones. They are responsible for a wide range of services, from emergency care to health education, supporting the overall mission of the Army. The Corps emphasizes professionalism, discipline, and teamwork, ensuring that military personnel receive the highest standard of nursing care during peacetime and wartime.