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Learn more about military/combat nursing careers and necessary education requirements.

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Within the armed forces, thousands of medics and corpsmen are trained to care for service members, Veterans, and their families in Department of Defense hospitals and clinics around the world. These individuals have experience and robust knowledge about medical care and patient safety both in the hospital and deployed setting.

Curious about the life of a military nurse? Read about how Ellen has traveled all over the world in her career as a Navy nurse!

The U.S. Military is full of many wonderful members of the Church who are committed to their families. Military life has many unique challenges, but at the same time many equally unique rewards.

Nurses in the military provide nursing care for wounded and ill soldiers wherever they are stationed anywhere in the world. In combat, they provide this care on the front lines and on the field. In non-combat assignments, they work providing ambulatory, maternal/child, acute and rehabilitation care. Are you a military nurse? We would love to hear of your experiences! http://blog.uniformadvantage.com/2014/11/11/paying-tribute-to-our-military-nurses/ #nurses #militarynurses #armynurses