Скачать или смотреть Why German Nurses Were Stunned by U.S. Military Hospitals

When German nurses were captured during World War Two and transferred into American control, they expected minimal medical resources, overcrowded wards, and emergency-level conditions shaped by years of total war. Instead, many were stunned by what they found inside U.S. military hospitals. Advanced surgical facilities, abundant medical supplies, strict hygiene standards, blood banks, organized patient flow, and well-trained staff reflected the enormous industrial and logistical capacity of the United States. This video examines what specifically surprised German nurses — from modern equipment to nutrition, nursing procedures, and administrative efficiency. It also explains how American medical doctrine, mass production of pharmaceuticals, and battlefield evacuation systems created one of the most effective wartime medical infrastructures ever built.