The Secret Diary of a World War 2 WAC: This Wisconsin Women was among the first who joined the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps During World War II: Meitner, James A., Meitner, Marion:
Romay Johnson Davis is oldest living member of Black WWII Army unit - The Washington Post
U.S. Army Women's Museum - On this day in 1979 MG Mary Clarke and CSM Helen Johnston officially retired the Women's Army Corps (WAC) and WAC Director's flag at Ft. McClellan, Alabama.
It's Our War, Too!: The WAC at Camp Atterbury during WWII | Indiana State Library
World War II Hero Boosted Morale by Sorting Soldiers' Mail
Army Nurse Corps Cap | National Museum of American History
WAC uniform | The American Legion
Women's Army Corps Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday > U.S. Department of Defense > Story
Women's Army Corps Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday > U.S. Department of Defense > Story
WAC in the Military | Rotary Club of Loveland
Black History Month: WAC Corporal Lena Derriecott served as a nurse assistant in the U.S. Army Air Forces during World War II > Air Force Medical Service > Display
The WAC in World War II and Female Spies in World War I – Broomfield Veterans Museum
Home | The National WWII Museum | New Orleans
Mildred Gates Hooper (U.S. National Park Service)
Reproduction WWII Enlisted Olive Drab Wool WAC Hobby Hat Cap | eBay
Maj. Helen Sagl, a Nebraskan in World War II - History Nebraska
Collections (Northwest Museum of Arts + Culture)
WAAC Created | The National WWII Museum Blog
WACs and WAVEs: Black women in WWII | AFRO American Newspapers
