sources
The following online sites contain useful primary source materials for the long essay.
American Soldier Surveys [WWII]:
Army Nurse Corps website:
Archive.org
films; newsreels, digitised books, and miscellaneous other sources
Center for American War Letters (Chapman University)
JSTOR
Useful not only for scholarly secondary literature but also professional association publications, including the American Journal of Nursing.
Library of Congress (Washington, DC)
Library of Congress digital collections on war/military topics:
Stars and Stripes [US Army newspaper] in World War I:
Veterans History Project (transcripts and video of oral history interviews with veterans, and some private papers, photos, and unpublished memoirs):
Prints and Photographs catalog:
ProQuest (via 果冻传媒 Library) digital databases
Trench Journals and Unit Magazines of the First World War
ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Boston Globe; Chicago Tribune; Los Angeles Times; Nashville Tennessean; New York Times; Washington Post [catalogued under Databases: P [for ProQuest]
Women's Magazine Archive [catalogued under Databases: W [from Women's Magazine Archive]
Rutgers Oral History Archive
US Army Heritage and Education Center
US National Archives
Women in the military resources:
Records of the American Red Cross:
Women Veterans Historical Project (University of North Carolina-Greensboro)