Army Nurse Corps, American Red Cross, WW1
Awarded the Epidemics Medal, Silver (France)
"By ministerial decision of January 24, 1919, minister of war: Miss Mary M. Bowlen, American Red Cross, military hospital #3, in the course of the grave epidemic of grippe displayed very great devotion to the French soldiers ill with this disease…"
Served with the American Red Cross in Budapest, Hungary, and Saratov, Russia before the United States entered the war. Assigned to Base Hospital 32; transferred on detached service to 302d Sanitary Train, 77th Division; 112th Sanitary Train, 37th Division; to evacuation hospital #14; to Red Cross Military Hospital #3, AEF.
Awarded the Epidemics Medal, Silver (France)
"By ministerial decision of January 24, 1919, minister of war: Miss Mary M. Bowlen, American Red Cross, military hospital #3, in the course of the grave epidemic of grippe displayed very great devotion to the French soldiers ill with this disease…"
Served with the American Red Cross in Budapest, Hungary, and Saratov, Russia before the United States entered the war. Assigned to Base Hospital 32; transferred on detached service to 302d Sanitary Train, 77th Division; 112th Sanitary Train, 37th Division; to evacuation hospital #14; to Red Cross Military Hospital #3, AEF.
Army Nurse Corps, American Red Cross, WW1
Awarded the Epidemics Medal, Silver (France)
"By ministerial decision of January 24, 1919, minister of war: Miss Mary M. Bowlen, American Red Cross, military hospital #3, in the course of the grave epidemic of grippe displayed very great devotion to the French soldiers ill with this disease…"
Served with the American Red Cross in Budapest, Hungary, and Saratov, Russia before the United States entered the war. Assigned to Base Hospital 32; transferred on detached service to 302d Sanitary Train, 77th Division; 112th Sanitary Train, 37th Division; to evacuation hospital #14; to Red Cross Military Hospital #3, AEF.
Awarded the Epidemics Medal, Silver (France)
"By ministerial decision of January 24, 1919, minister of war: Miss Mary M. Bowlen, American Red Cross, military hospital #3, in the course of the grave epidemic of grippe displayed very great devotion to the French soldiers ill with this disease…"
Served with the American Red Cross in Budapest, Hungary, and Saratov, Russia before the United States entered the war. Assigned to Base Hospital 32; transferred on detached service to 302d Sanitary Train, 77th Division; 112th Sanitary Train, 37th Division; to evacuation hospital #14; to Red Cross Military Hospital #3, AEF.
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