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Biography
Eileen Murphy was a nursing sister from Walton who served with Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. She landed in Normandy just weeks after D-Day, working in field hospitals treating casualties from the fighting in the bocage. She followed the advance through France and into Germany, nursing wounded soldiers and liberated concentration camp survivors. The horrors she witnessed at Bergen-Belsen stayed with her for life, and she later spoke at schools about her experiences to ensure younger generations understood the war's human cost.
Biography (Russian)
Эйлин Мёрфи была медсестрой из Уолтона, служившей в Королевской императорской военной медицинской службе имени королевы Александры. Она высадилась в Нормандии через несколько недель после дня «Д», работая в полевых госпиталях. Она следовала за наступлением через Францию и Германию, ухаживая за ранеными и выжившими из концлагерей. Ужасы, которые она видела в Берген-Бельзене, остались с ней на всю жизнь.
Awards & Decorations
- ★1939-1945 Star
- ★France and Germany Star
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