Not nearly enough recognition is given to the women who served valiantly during World War II. The WACS, WAVES, SPARS and military nurses risked their lives for freedom. I remember "Do Proudly We Hail;" a movie very early into WWII which graphically portrayed the dangerous plight of many nurses who gave their all to care for the men who were wounded in action. There should be a very special place for them at each and every memorial celebration. 
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Saturday, January 16, 2010
1945: WWII: THERE WERE HEROES AND HEROINES
Not nearly enough recognition is given to the women who served valiantly during World War II. The WACS, WAVES, SPARS and military nurses risked their lives for freedom. I remember "Do Proudly We Hail;" a movie very early into WWII which graphically portrayed the dangerous plight of many nurses who gave their all to care for the men who were wounded in action. There should be a very special place for them at each and every memorial celebration. 
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