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Mary Konen worked for a Jewish dentist who performed dentistry work on German POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoners of war...

World War 2 was when women entered the workforce in great numbers. Many women went back to the home after their...

Janice Evenson thought the food was good. [Annotator’s Note: Evenson was stationed at Marietta, Georgia.] She had her...

One night, Lois Meyer was coming back on base at Parris Island and was wondering where her husband was. There had been...

George Allen says that instructors have to be rough on cadets by design. After they got their wings, they were nice to...

George Wiswell started his own business after the war [Annotator's Note: Marine Contracting, Inc. followed by Southport...

When the WASPs [Annotator's Note: Women Airforce Service Pilots] were dismissed, it had to be logical since there were...

On the day she was discharged [Annotator's Note: from the Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES);...

Rosamund Naylor was at home listening to the radio when she heard the speech about Pearl Harbor [Annotator's Note: Day...

Mary Konen’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was the people she met, and learning to drink beer and whiskey at...

Calvin Elliott did not use the G.I. Bill. He had an occupation. He worked with women all of his life. When he retired,...

George Allen says he was part of something that worked out well. He was worried that we [Annotator's Note: the United...

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