BROWSE ITEMS TAGGED "WOMEN" |
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The Atlanta Naval Air Station trained pilots during World War II, and it was also the home of a detachment of Women Accepted Tags: Georgia | Sailors | Women | World War II |
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During World War II, the Augusta Arsenal in Augusta, GA employed over 1000 people, many of them female workers who performed... Tags: Georgia | Ordnance Facilities | Women | World War II |
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About 150,000 women served in Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) and Women's Army Corps (WAC) detachments... Tags: South Carolina | Women | World War II |
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About 150,000 women served in Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) and Women's Army Corps (WAC) detachments... Tags: Basketball | South Carolina | Women | World War II |
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Along with being the headquarters for a detachment of Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES)... Tags: Cafeterias | Georgia | Women | World War II |
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By 1944, over half of American adult women were employed outside the home, making invaluable contributions to the war... Tags: Georgia | Women | World War II |
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The "Womanpower" Campaign was a government initiative intended to maximize war production by using women... Tags: Georgia | Women | World War II |
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The Macon Naval Ordnance Plant in Macon, Georgia desperately needed workers to increase production during the war... Tags: Georgia | Labor | Women | World War II |
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As men were being drafted for the war, the Tennessee Valley Authority made a concerted effort to recruit women for engineering positions... Tags: Women | World War II |
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TVA employee, Ruth S. Martin, gave a woman's perspective on the design of uniforms for women public safety service officers... Tags: Fashion | Women | World War II |