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During the 1945 Battle of Iwo Jima, U.S. Army nurse Mary Edwards worked relentlessly at a frontline field hospital amid artillery fire and shortages, treating over 500 wounded soldiers with a far higher survival rate than average, pioneering battlefield medical tactics, and shattering gender prejudices to reshape the U.S. military's frontline medical support system for women.

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