What did nurses wear in WW1?

The particulars of the standard nurses' uniform varied slightly from group to group and country to country. But for the most part it was based off of this model: A blue or gray dress made of a sturdy cloth (serge was a common choice) with white collar and cuffs, a white apron, and some sort of cap or headdress. read more

The capes the nurses in the picture were red, and were worn outdoors or as mess dress. There were other capes and coats worn as well. So, yes. The picture represent the standard uniform well for all nurses, not just nuns. read more

What did the nurses experience in WW1. One of the main roles for women in WW1 was nursing for those who has become either sick, injured or diseased. read more

World War One Image copyright Alamy Image caption Nurses and volunteers on both sides faced constant danger Nursing in World War One was exhausting, often dangerous work and the women who volunteered experienced the horror of war firsthand, some paying the ultimate price. read more