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Lt. James L. Munson administers the oath to five women who are sworn in as members of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps (WAAC), at Grand Central Place, October 15, 1942. From left to right are, Mattie Garre, Brooklyn; Dr. Mary Jane Watkins, Manhattan; Marion Ford, Brooklyn; Katherine Brummitt, Manhattan; and Doris Johnson, Brooklyn.
Photo: Associated Press
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Feb 9 1918 in WWI
David McLellan (Second Lieutenant) (Photographer) takes these pictures of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAACs) tending the graves of fallen British soldiers. The cemetery is located in Abbeville.
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Production date: 1918-02-09
Oveta Culp Hobby left an incredible legacy, from women’s expanded role in the military to getting a new US Government department up and running.
June 15, 1942 The Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps is created. Oveta Culp Hobby would use the WAACs to expand women’s roles in the military.
76 years ago today, on May 15, 1942, a bill creating the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) was signed into law. Pictured here are rows of WAACS after having put on their gas masks on for a training drill in Fort Des Moines. This image ran in an article in the September 7, 1942 - WAACS: FIRST WOMEN SOLDIERS JOIN ARMY. (Marie Hansen—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #thisweekinLIFE #WAACS
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Members of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps, commonly known as WAACs, don their first gas masks at Fort Des Moines, Iowa, in June 1942. The female troops were famously praised by General Douglas MacArthur, who called them "my best soldiers."
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WAACs with gas masks, Fort Des Moines, Iowa, by Marie Hansen for LIFE (1942)
