Abstract
Abstract Each May, During Nurses Week, we formally, on a national level, celebrate our work and our profession. Given recent events and the military action in Iraq, it seems timely and appropriate to pay special attention to the fine work of the nurses in the military — to the contributions they make to our national safety and well-being, and to the powerful contributions they have made to the development of the profession. The present action in Iraq places many men, women, and children in harm's way, including those Americans who are there to provide care and foster and protect the values of our society.
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