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A brochure handed out at recruiting stations to women interested in joining the Auxiliary Women's Corps with the Army.

This postcard, among others like it, was published in support of the women joining the WAAC. It was created for the home front on the U.S. soil.

A booklet made up of memories and photographs from one of the naval training bases for women.

An appointment certificate, that was typically used for men (see the words him included, with no she or her). This was used to appoint a promotion for a WAC to a 2nd Lieutenant. WAC was Margarett Elizabeth Zinn

Advertisement from a magazine for A. B. Dick Company about mimeographs, showing a WAAC using one.

A letterhead stationary showing the WAAC logo, Athena, and a WAAC officer. Stationary was made for the U.S. home front.

This was a package of envelopes sold to support the many women's branches during WWII. Sadly, the WASPs were not included, as they were an auxiliary and not included officially as a part of the military branches.

This is a magazine for motor shops, using a WAC officer on the cover. Sadly, there is no corresponding article to the cover.

Photograph of a woman standing in front of the headquarters of Company A WAC Detachment in Germany.

Three Women Sitting With Luggage in the European Theater of Operations. Photo from Bremerhaven, Germany.