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Dramatized Photograph of a WAC Reenactor

A book, written by Bernadine Bailey, on a fictional story about a young woman joining the WACs.

A sterling silver pin made by Coro worn by a mother. The daughter could have been in any service branch from WWII.

A tiny gold pin made by Coro as a sweetheart pin for the Women's Army Corps

This book is a study on the psychology and reaction of women in multiple branches during WWII.

Weekly Bulletin #13 from the recruiting office in Florida for the Women's Army Corps

A fictional story with included facts about the WACs, about women working in different jobs during the war, including photo lab technicians.

A publication from Fort Des Moines base during WWII. Newspaper includes schedules, comics, news, and songs.

This is a slip ad from a magazine for military slips. Kayser produced slips for multiple branches in WWII. The woman shown in the photograph is not a WAC, but more likely a Nurse or other branch.

This typewriter, manufactured by L.C. Smith and Corona, is a standard 3C series made for the U.S. Army to be used in the field desks. Some were marked "U.S. Army" on the front, although this particular one was not.