Col. Florence A. Blanchfield

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Col. Florence A. Blanchfield was a pioneering U.S. Army nurse and leader who became the first woman to receive a regular Army commission in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army officer
human
military nurse
nurse
pioneer in military nursing
advocatedFor full military status for Army nurses
associatedWith World War II-era Army nursing
branchOfService United States Army NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer United States Army
familyName Blanchfield NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork military medicine
nursing
firstWomanWithRegularArmyCommission true
fullName Florence Aby Blanchfield NERFINISHED
gender female
givenName Florence NERFINISHED
hasTitle Col.
honorificPrefix Colonel
influenced development of policies for Army Nurse Corps
knownAs Col. Florence A. Blanchfield NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName English
militaryRank Colonel
movement professionalization of military nursing
nationality American
notableFor being the first woman to receive a regular commission in the United States Army
leadership of the United States Army Nurse Corps
notableRole leader in U.S. Army nursing
occupation military officer
nurse
nursing administrator
partOf history of women in the United States military
positionHeld Chief of the Army Nurse Corps NERFINISHED
Superintendent of the United States Army Nurse Corps
receivedRegularArmyCommission true
servedIn United States Army Nurse Corps NERFINISHED
sphereOfInfluence United States military health care system

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Blanchfield Army Community Hospital namedAfter Col. Florence A. Blanchfield