The legacy of the women of the Cadet Nurse Corps @gfbnec
The legacy of the women of the Cadet Nurse Corps  @gfbnec
Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
The courageous Japanese American women who served during WWII in the Women’s Army Corps, Army Nurse Corps and Cadet Nurse Corps faced racial and gender discrimination but volunteered because they wanted to help in ending the war. For many, their brothers were already serving in the Army and/or their families were incarcerated in camps.

This video originally aired during our 22nd Go For Broke Monument Anniversary and is part of our series, Sharing Stories Around the Table. Watch the full Monument Anniversary program here: youtube.com/watch?v=fjhZx9KbaKk
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The legacy of the women of the Cadet Nurse Corps

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