The spine and background of the cover are a cream colour. The title is printed in black text on the spine with the author's name. On the front cover, the lower part of the book displays a red square template with a mauve border, and inside the template is on orange emblem of the Queen Alexander's Royal Army Nursing Corps. Above this image, at the top of the page is the series title, the editor's name, main title and then in small writing, the author's name.non-fictionThis history of the QARANC records the role that nursing has played in the army from the 17th century until the present day. The author describes the rise of the early army nursing organizations and the genesis of QARANC. Her picture of Florence Nightingale is revealing in that it puts aside the conventional myths and shows us a woman of powerful influence and fierce determination who provided the administrative impetus for the formal advancement of army nursing. [from Trove record] military nursing, great britain army nurses, queen alexandra's royal army nursing corps

Women participating in the ANZAC Day March in 1992 in Melbourne, representing the Nursing Services. They walk behind the banner that represents Royal Australian Army Nursing Service (R.A.A.N.S.), Royal Australian Air Force Nursing Service RAAFNS), Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), and Queen Alexandra's Army Nursing Corps(QARANC). A group of women, some wearing military uniforms and many displaying medals, marching behind two younger girls carrying the red Nursing Services banner in the ANZAC Day Parade in Melbourne. The street is lined with onlookers and there are trees and parkland in the background.'SG21-26' [Handwritten in blue ink on the back of the photo]melbourne shrine of remembrance, australian army nursing service, royal austrlian army nursing corps, anzac day march, melbourne, anzac day, queen alexandra's royal army nursing corps, royal australian air force nursing service

Women participating in the ANZAC Day March in 1992 in Melbourne, representing the Nursing Services. They walk represent the Royal Australian Army Nursing Service (R.A.A.N.S.), Royal Australian Air Force Nursing Service RAAFNS), Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), and Queen Alexandra's Army Nursing Corps(QARANC). Returned Nurses and some of their family members walking along tram lines in the ANZAC Day March. Some of the women are in uniform and most are displaying their military medals and ribbons. There are onlookers lining the street in the background.'SG21-27' [Handwritten in blue ink on the back of the photo] 'ANZAC Day March 1992' [Lightly handwritten in pencil on the back]melbourne shrine of remembrance, australian army nursing service, royal austrlian army nursing corps, anzac day march, melbourne, anzac day, queen alexandra's royal army nursing corps, royal australian air force nursing service

Black cloth bound hardcover book with dustjacket. The dustjacket is cream coloured with a blue title on the spine. There is a black line that wraps around the cover an inch from the bottom. Blue, white and red stripes run vertically down the left hand side with six emblems on top of the stripes. There are four photos across the front and a nursing emblem with the years 1902 2002 alongside it. The title is in blue print below the images.non-fictionA history and celebration of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. "The author's intention has been to provide a general record of the work of Army nurses over the past one hundred years and to celebrate their achievements" - title page verso queen alexandra's royal army nursing corps, military nursing history

Tan hardcover book with a lighter dust jacket. Front cover has title and author printed in red, There are five white images of badges from different Nursing Services positioned across the front and back covers.There is aspine label sticker at the base of the spine and yellowing tape across a tear in the front cover.non-fictionStory of the British Army Nursing Services from the time of Florence Nightingale to the present day.australian military history, queen alexandra's royal army nursing corps, nursing-history, great britain-military nursing

Grey dust jacket covered hardback book. There is a red border around the front and the title printed in red across the top. The centre of the cover shows a hand-drawn image of a nurse tending a wounded patient at his bedside. The subtitle is printed across the bottom in black. The title is printed in red at the top of the spine and below that, in black print, it reads : 'with a forward by Her Majesty Queen Mary'.non-fictionA collection of letters, diary extracts and accounts, written by Army Sisters on active service between 1940-1942. The nurses were members of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service and the Territorial Army Nursing Service , they were recognised by the grey and scarlet uniforms they wore. Includes a forward written by Her Majesty Queen Mary and an introduction by Dame Katharine Jones (Matron in Chief of the Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. queen alexandra's imperial military nuring service, territorial army nursing service, army nurses, ww2, wwii, world war two