First Lieutenant Elizabeth Dozier wrote in a nursing article newsletter for LAAB in 1947 that Bassette was one of five nurses who reported to Lockbourne on May 3, 1946.
First Lieutenant Elizabeth Dozier wrote in a nursing article newsletter for LAAB in 1947 that Bassette was one of five nurses who reported to Lockbourne on May 3, 1946.
Second Lieutenant Gertrude L. Scott holds the distinction of being the first former TAAF nurse to give birth.
Second Lieutenant Beatrice E. Hill was a dispensary nurse at Tuskegee Army Air Field.
Elizabeth T. Dozier arrived at Tuskegee Army Flying School (TAAF) as a second lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps in 1942
McCloud entered active duty on September 9th and was assigned to TAAF at a rank of second lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Ruth M. Faulkner was a surgical nurse at Tuskegee Army Air Base.
Chief nurse under Della Raney who was the principal chief nurse.
It’s understandable that Della Raney became known as “Maw Raney” to the nurses she supervised at Tuskegee Army Air Field during World War II.