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Heroines of '98:: Female Army Nurses in the Spanish-American War

Experiences of female Army nurses—their devotion to duty, contributions, and successes as well as their trials, tribulations, and sufferings—during the Spanish-American War and afterwards are described. How service by the heroines of ’98 led to a change of attitude by the Army Medical Department is sketched. At the beginning of the War with Spain, the Medical Department had been reluctant to use female nurses; by the end of the war, the nurses had so demonstrated their value that Congress established permanent Army Reserve Nurse Corps.