Winifred Pink
1920s British car racer and mechanic
1920s British car racer and mechanic
Captain Mary Therese Klinker was a U.S. Air Force flight nurse who died during Operation Babylift, a humanitarian mission to evacuate orphans from Vietnam.
One of the first female commissioned officers in the United States Navy. She served during World War II in the WAVES , Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service.
German nurse awarded the Iron Cross Medal for distinguished service.
Grahn commanded the 2525th Women’s Army Corps (WAC) unit during World War II and was the first woman to serve on a United States Army General Court Martial.
Member of the WAVES Naval Reserve (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service) during WWII
US Civil War Confederate nurse who eventually ran the world’s largest hospital
US Civil War Confederate nurse who turned her Richmond mansion into Robertson Hospital, which had by far the lowest death rate of any facility in the North or South, even though physicians sent their worst cases to her.
1800s Canadian military nurse
U.S. Air Force veteran