Description

This historical collection offers a rare look into U.S. military and medical operations from WWII through the 1950s. It features unique documents related to the role of flight nurses and medical officers, including a detailed 5-week training schedule for Class 45-D Flight Nurses, outlining the phases of their instruction at the AAF School of Aviation Medicine in Randolph, Texas. Other highlights include a WWII flight nurse clearance certificate, records of hospital stations, and an original unfilled U.S. Air Force extended duty application. This collection is ideal for collectors of military and medical history, providing insights into the training and deployment of medical personnel during this pivotal era. Items Include: WWII Flight Nurse Clearance Certificate, detailing qualifications and air service duties Records of hospital stations, documenting locations and functions during WWII Detailed 5-week training schedule for Class 45-D Flight Nurses at the AAF School of Aviation Medicine, Randolph, Texas Unfilled original U.S. Air Force application for extended duty, a rare administrative form Official recall notices and service letters for medical officers from the 1950s Various U.S. Air Force training and procedural documents American Red Cross correspondence and operational guidelines Condition: The documents are in fair to good vintage condition, showing typical signs of age such as light creasing, discoloration, and some edge wear. These authentic vintage details add to the collection’s appeal.