Original U.S. WWII Named Army Nurse Corps Uniform & Cap Grouping to Lieutenant Mary Rich Peck, Cited for Bravery for Performing Blood Transfusion on Soldier Under Fire Military Equipment and left side of the

and left side of the butt stock

which led to his being invalided home and discharged

while the middle and upper are both the Fourth Model "Baddeley" style bands with recessed screws

The original silvering on this Fire Brigade Cross is mostly intact

The stock on the left side is marked MUTZIG

Original U.S. WWII Named Army Nurse Corps Uniform & Cap Grouping to Lieutenant Mary Rich Peck, Cited for Bravery for Performing Blood Transfusion on Soldier Under Fire Military Equipment and left side of theOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is the uniform grouping of Lieutenant Mary Rich Peck, who served in the Army Nurse Corps during the war. She served overseas for over two years, from January 2nd, 1943 until November 21st, 1945. While serving on the Italian front, Peck performed a blood transfusion from herself to a dying soldier in a tiny field hospital on the front lines under enemy fire, saving his life. The soldier, laid still with jagged