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Indian Defence News5 New Lieutenants Commissioned into Military Nursing Service at Army Hospital (R&R)

5 New Lieutenants Commissioned into Military Nursing Service at Army Hospital (R&R)

Five civil-trained BSc Nursing graduates have been commissioned as Lieutenants into the Military Nursing Service and have joined the Army Hospital (R&R) as Short Service Commissioned Officers. Commandant (Offg) Maj Gen Kanwarjit Singh has extended his congratulations to them.

In a significant development for the Military Nursing Service (MNS), five newly graduated BSc Nursing professionals have been commissioned as Lieutenants and have joined the Army Hospital (R&R) as Short Service Commissioned Officers.

The commissioning ceremony saw Commandant (Offg) Maj Gen Kanwarjit Singh in attendance, who extended his congratulations to the new officers.

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The Military Nursing Service, a crucial component of the Indian Army, offers a prestigious career path for female nursing professionals aspiring to serve their country.

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This tradition of service dates back to 1896 when the Indian Army Nursing Service was first established. The service underwent a significant transition when it was renamed the Indian Military Nursing Service in 1927, further solidifying its role within the armed forces.

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The induction of these five lieutenants marks an ongoing commitment to strengthening the healthcare services within the military infrastructure, ensuring that the armed forces receive top-notch medical and nursing care.

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