National Archives at Atlanta
BROWSE ITEMS TAGGED "WOMEN" |
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The Milan Ordnance Depot and the Wolf Creek Ordnance Plant merged in 1943 to form the Milan Ordnance Center. In 1945... Tags: African Americans | Ordnance Facilities | Tennessee | Women | World War II |
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In an effort to promote safety in a workplace that featured an increased amount of women, Higgins Industries featured this advertisement... Tags: Fashion | Georgia | Louisiana | Women | World War II |
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The War Manpower Commission undertook a campaign to recruit women in the Mobile, Alabama area to work in war industry... Tags: Alabama | Women | World War II |
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The "Salute" newsletter published by the Augusta Arsenal frequently offered beauty tips to its female population... Tags: Fashion | Georgia | Women | World War II |
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The Lexington Signal Depot's weekly newsletter, The Messsage, reported on the installation's all-star male... Tags: Baseball | Kentucky | Women |
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During World War II, thousands of women entered the U.S. Naval Reserve through the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service)... Tags: African Americans | Tennessee | Women | World War II |
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The New England Research Institute submitted a study that specifically addressed the health of women who served in the Vietnam War... Tags: Foreign Countries | Health | Women |
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