Naval Nurses at Gallipoli

This talk by Phylomena Badsey explores the vital role of naval nurses during the Gallipoli campaign. It examines their work caring for wounded soldiers under extremely difficult conditions. The nurses operated close to the front lines, often on hospital ships and improvised shore facilities. They faced harsh weather, disease, and the constant threat of enemy attack.

The talk highlights individual stories of courage, dedication, and resilience. It also considers the broader impact of their service on military medical practices. Their efforts were crucial to saving lives and maintaining morale. Overall, it celebrates the bravery and contribution of these often-overlooked women.

Members and non-members of The Western Front Association are equally welcome. Any new visitors are guaranteed a friendly atmosphere and a warm welcome from a group of like-minded enthusiasts.