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This map shows the movement of the 12th Army Group, which included a WAC detachment with Eagle Rear Echelon.

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.

During the 50th anniversary of WWII, multiple commemorative medals were issued to those who served, including this one specifically made for the women.

A group of WACs posed with a bus, location unknown. Some of the women are in trousers, and there is a puppy in the front middle.

Photograph of a group of WACs, location unknown.

Helmets were also issued to the WACs.  These were worn while landing on the beaches of Normandy and during other situations that were deemed necessary.

Mess Kits were issued to women, same as men.  This one is an original with a reproduction spoon and fork. It is unknown if it was actually used by a man or woman in WWII

A WAC posed at work, assumed to be Dow Field.

A WAC posed at work

A WAC Lieutenant at her desk, taken by the U.S. Army Air Force.