Roosevelt Standard | 1944-01-27 | Page 8 | Real Soldiers, Are U. S. Nurses in Burma Jungle |

Type	issue
Date	1944-01-27
Paper	Roosevelt Standard
Rights	No Copyright - United States (NoC-US)
Publisher	Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Article Title	Real Soldiers, Are U. S. Nurses in Burma Jungle
Type	article
Date	1944-01-27
Paper	Roosevelt Standard
Page	8
OCR Text	Show I REAL SOLDIERS, ARE U. S. NURSES IN BURMA JUNGLE INDIA-BURMA BORDER A detachment of U. S. nurses is in ! training here to replace Lt. Col. Gordon Seagravc and his Burmese Bur-mese nurses on the Burma front. The girls are being schooled in every aspect of jungle warfare, both natural and manmade have to carry heavy packs on long hikes, must know how to care for themselves and their patients under most trying circumstances. circum-stances. Here Lt. Jennie Tinkovicz, right, of Fostria, Ohio gets a helping hand (or foot) from Lt. Olive Greiner of . Evansville Indiana, who tightens Jennie's pack in real soldier fashon be fore an eight-mile hike.
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