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The James W. Wengert, M.D. Military Medical Collection | World War, 1939-1945 - Medical care | United States | World War, 1939-1945 - Prisoners and prisons, Japanese | Prisoners of war - Philippines - History - 20th century | Nurses - United States - History - 20th century | Prisoners - United States | Military Nursing - history | Prisoners | Warfare | 15.75 history of Asia | Medical care | Nurses | Prisoners of war | Philippines | Krankenschwester | Pazifikkrieg - 1941-1945 | Philippinen | Krijgsgevangenen | Tweede Wereldoorlog | Militaire bases | Verpleegkundigen | Vrouwen | World War, 1939-1945 - Prisoners and prisons | American prisoners of war - History | Nurses - History | 1900-1999 | History
We band of angels: the untold story of American nurses trapped on Bataan by the Japanese
- Creator: Norman, Elizabeth M.
Chronicles the experiences of ninety-nine Army and Navy nurses who were captured when the Japanese Imperial Navy attacked the American bases located in the Philippines.
- OCLC #: 39930499
- ISBN #:
- 0375502459
- 9780375502453
- 9780671787189
- 0671787187
- 9780812984842
- 0812984846
- Call #: D807.U6N58 1999
- Physical Location: Pritzker Military Museum & Library — Rare Book Room — D807.U6 N58 1999
- Personal Collection:
- The James W. Wengert, M.D. Military Medical Collection.
- Publisher: New York : Random House, ©1999.
- Physical Description: xv, 327 pages, 32 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, maps ; 25 cm.
- Contents:
- Waking up to war
- Manila cannot hold
- Jungle hospital #1
- The sick, the wounded, the work of war
- Waiting for the help that never came
- "There must be no thought of surrender"
- Bataan falls: the wounded are left in their beds
- Corregidor: the last stand
- A handful go home
- In enemy hands
- Santo Thomas
- STIC, the first year, 1942
- Los Banos, 1943
- Eating weeds fried in cold cream, 1944
- And the gates came crashing down
- "Home, . We're really home."
- Aftermath
- Across the years.
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