Corporate Body

Australian Army Nursing Service (1902 - 1948)

From
1902
To
1948
Functions
Army and Medical Care Provider
Alternative Names
  • AANS (Acronym)

Summary

The Australian Army Nursing Service was formed in 1902 and became the Royal Australian Army Nursing Service in 1948.

Timeline

 1902 - 1948 Australian Army Nursing Service
       1948 - Royal Australian Army Nursing Service

Superior

  • Australian Army (1903 - )

    The Australian Army Nursing Service was part of the Australian Army between 1902 until 1948 when it became the Royal Australian Army Nursing Service.

Related People

Published resources

Books

  • Bassett, Jan, Guns and Brooches: Austalian Army Nursing from the Boer War to the Gulf War (Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 1992), 271 pp. Details
  • Hedditch, Katrina, Lemnos 1915: a Nursing Odyssey to Gallipoli ([Highton, Vic.]: Katrina Hedditch, 2011), 198 pp. Details
  • Manners, Norman G., Bullwinkel: the true story of Vivian Bullwinkel, a young Army nursing sister, who was the sole survivor of a World War Two massacre by the Japanese (Carlisle, WA: Hesperian Press, 1999), 239 pp. Details
  • Neuhaus, Susan J and Mascall-Dare, Sharon, Not for glory: a century of service by medical women to the Australian Army and its Allies. (Brisbane, Queensland: Australian Boolarong Press, 2014). Details

Book Sections

Edited Books

  • Goodman, Rupert ed., Our War Nurses: the History of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps, 1902-1988 (Brisbane: Boolarong Publications, 1988), 294 pp. Details

Journal Articles

  • Finucane, Julie, 'Civilian Legacies of Military Nursing', Health and History, 6 (2) (2004), 97-110. Details

Resources

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