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Rosamund Naylor remembers 13 girls who graduated from the school. They went on the train together. They were proud to...

Catherine Long went to LSU because she did not want to go back to the New Jersey College for Women. Her best friend in...

Grace Brown thought the war would end and she would go back to her normal life. She did not think her life changed much...

Roberta Randolph "Randy" Tidmore went into nurse's training. She did not like it. Two of her friends from school were...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Norma Halberg if the Fifinella Gazette, the newsletter of Women Airforce...

Marie Rankart was at a dress shop in Elizabeth, New Jersey buying a dress when she heard the news that the war was over...

The young men were gone, and women were needed to work. Mildred "Jean" Liparoto's sister-in-law started working at...

Carolyn Bridgforth was going to be a dietician. There were very few jobs available to women. She did not finish her...

During the war years, Diana Belliard was in the United States. She lived in Chicago until 1940 then left to go to...

Helen Ehlers idolized the Marines. She was anxious to go to boot camp. She thought she was going to fight. She was...

When the war was over, Lora E. Daniel's job [Annotator's Note: at the Union Carbide Metallurgical Plant in Sheffield,...

Nancy Lynch Castellano authored a book entitled "Looking Back at the WAVES: A Chronicle of the 90,000 Navy Women of...

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