Our nation was founded on the backs of great men and women. Whether we’re celebrating Independence Day, Veterans Day, Memorial Day, or Labor Day, we should look back and honor our rich history and the nurses that were involved in it. From Clara Barton founding the Red Cross due to her service during the war to Walt Whitman serving as a wartime nurse during the Civil War, fearless nurses have helped to build our great nation.
Thank you to Nurses in the Military
Many nurses have been members of the military and we want to honor their commitment to serve not only their patients but also the United States of America. So let’s take a moment to remember our nurses that have served or are currently serving. They take care of the men and women who are taking care of us.
Thank You to Our Military
To the men and women who serve as military nurses, whether you be Army, Air Force, Navy, or Marine Core: Thank you for doing what you do! We won’t hold it against you that you’re not ALL nurses.
In celebration of our many great American holidays that stand for freedom, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, please enjoy these beautiful examples of nursing military posters and wartime propaganda.
Nursing Miltary Posters and Wartime Propaganda
Become a Nurse Your Country Needs You American Patriotic War Military
Nurses,needed now,service,recruitment,Army Corps,World War 1944
You Are Needed Now Join the Army Nurse Corps WWII War Propaganda Art 
WORLD WAR II RED CROSS. Your Red Cross Needs You. American World War
US ARMY NURSE CORPS HOSPITAL NEEDED WAR 
US ARMY NURSE CORPS HOSPITAL NEEDED WAR
Although the following aren’t historic, or posters, they are certainly military. I ran across them when looking for patriotic nursing images and thought they were just awesome. I almost want to get them for my office. I am not a member of the military, but there is something fantastic and spectacular about these “dolls.”
And last, but certainly not least, here is a beautiful memorial to military nurses.
Memorial Statues to Vietnam War Women Nurse 
Share Your Memories and Honor Military Friends
Fabulous post. I love those posters too. They are the vision of the strong patriotic nurse and represent the work that really did build modern nursing.
Jennifer, you are oh so right!
my brother in law Augustine Emeka Onyembi,who just graduated the RN program with honours and is presently in boot camp in Oklahoma. We,your family in Nigeria love you loads.
thank you for sharing with us. I bet you are so proud!