Source : Doc Snafu’s WW-2 US Photos Collection – European Center of Military History
Note: the purpose of this post is to share a large group of photos of Women at War and have them online in printable size to be used. I am sorry for the images without caption, but some are in my archives for years (some even decade), and I never published a post to used these photos. If you have a fitting caption, don’t hesitate and contact me here.
Bolling Field, DC, WACs use a theodolite to obtain data on upper air flow of baloon
1/Sgt Grace Ghiazza. (USAAF Official Photograph) According to Rachel K. Ferguson, Librarian at Gen Ronald R. Fogleman Library, 1/Sgt Grace Ghiazza later became CMSgt Grace A. Peterson, the first Female Chief Master Sergeant of the USAF (1 June 1960)
World War Two, somewhere in Alaska, on the Alaska Highway. I’ve found this photo while writing the archive on Alaska in WW-2 and I don’t remember where it was. So, this is the only caption I have
No Caption (manufacturing incendiary bombs in the USA WW2)
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The Army Air Corps Newsletter became Air Force: the Official Service Journal of the US Army Air Forces in December 1942, later AAF Review, and finally, Air Force Magazine. Air Service Newsletter
Just a nice wartime photo and nothing else (Days Remembered, Iconic photography of The Baltimore Sun
