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1. United States. Office of War Information. WAVES (Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service). Lieutenant Marion Enright, U.S. Naval Reserve, poses in dress blues and white cap cover. Her stripes are blue instead of traditional gold. WAVES carry white gloves and wear a black leather strap purse 1942 Dec

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 Instance 19640517
2. United States. Office of War Information. Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service. Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts, becomes the home for WAVES in training. Here, midshipmen take on heavy schedule to learn the duties of an officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve. First uniform. Getting into uniform is one of the WAVES biggest thrills. Here a comely officer candidate tries hers on 1942 Dec

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 Instance 19640518
3. United States. Office of War Information. Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service. Hep, two, three, four clipping of a brisk cadence, enlisted WAVES cross their first bridge enroute to their initial drill session on the Smith College Campus, Northampton, Massachusetts. The gals didn't even have time to change from their street clothes before the WAVE ensign on the right started them off for their exercise 1942 Dec

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 Instance 19640512
4. Simon, Ruth Song of the WAVES New York: Mercury music corporation; [1943]

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 Instance 7400364
5. Harris & Ewing ARRIVES FOR BONUS VETO. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WAVES HIS HAT IN SALUTATION TO THE THRONG WHICH GATHERED TO WATCH HIS ARRIVAL AT THE CAPITOL WHERE HE APPEARED BEFORE A JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS TO DELIVER HIS VETO ON THE PATMAN BONUS BILL. COL. E.W. STARLING, CHIEF OF THE WHITE HOUSE DETAIL OF THE SECRET SERVICE, IS STANDING ON THE RUNNING BOARD OF THE PRESIDENT'S CAR [1935]

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 Instance 20270420
6. Falter, John Philip, 1910- "Proud - I'll say", join the WAVES--Apply to your nearest Navy recruiting station or office of naval officer procurement 1943

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 Instance 11539543
7. Falter, John Philip, 1910- It's a woman's war too! Join the WAVES--Your country needs you now--Apply to your nearest Navy recruiting station or office of naval officer procurement [1942]

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 Instance 11596783
8. Falter, John Philip, 1910- Don't miss your great opportunity--The Navy needs you in the WAVES 1944

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 Instance 11539534
9. Harris & Ewing A GREETING FROM THE FIRST LADY. WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 29. MRS. ROOSEVELT WAVES A GREETING TO THE THRONG OF MERRYMAKERS CELEBRATING THE PRESIDENT'S 56TH BIRTHDAY AT THE WARDMAN PARK HOTEL [1938] January 29

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 Instance 20270684
10. WAVES help keep the Navy's planes flying 1944

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 Instance 11644816
11. United States. Office of War Information. (WAVES (Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service). Lieutenant Jean T. Palmer, U.S. Naval Reserve, of New York. Member of Lieutenant Commander Mildred McAfee's staff 1942 Dec

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 Instance 19640514
12. Falter, John, 1910-1982 There's a man-size job for you in your Navy, enlist in the WAVES, apply to your nearest Navy recruiting station or office of naval officer procurement 1943

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 Instance 11539533
13. Smith, Roger War workers. Social activities. A group of soldiers, sailors and WAVES (Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service) enjoy refreshments at a Washington, D.C. servicemen's center 1943 Mar

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 Instance 19642812
14. Uncle Sam's nieces. First photographs showing all four women's branches of the armed services in uniform. The photographs have been taken in compliance with a request to show the distinguishing features of each type of uniform and to aid the public in identifying each branch. Left to right: Second Lieutenant Doris Hyde of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, U.S. Army Nurse Corps; Ensign Mary E. Hill of Elizabeth City, North Carolina, U.S. Navy Nurse Corps; Lieutenant Marion R. Enright of Forest Hills, Long Island, New York, of the WAVES (Women Accepted to Voluntary Emergency Service); Lieutenant Alberta M. Holdsworth of Boston, Massachusetts, of the WAACs (Women's Army Auxiliary Corps). The photographs were taken at Washington, D.C

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Collection		 19640513
15. Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service. Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts, becomes the home for WAVES in training. Here, midshipmen take on heavy schedule to learn the duties of an officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve. First uniform. Getting into uniform is one of the WAVES biggest thrills. Here a comely officer candidate tries hers on

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Collection		 19640518
16. WAVES (Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service). Lieutenant Marion Enright, U.S. Naval Reserve, poses in dress blues and white cap cover. Her stripes are blue instead of traditional gold. WAVES carry white gloves and wear a black leather strap purse

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Collection		 19640517
17. Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service. Hep, two, three, four clipping of a brisk cadence, enlisted WAVES cross their first bridge enroute to their initial drill session on the Smith College Campus, Northampton, Massachusetts. The gals didn't even have time to change from their street clothes before the WAVE ensign on the right started them off for their exercise

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Collection		 19640512
18. Castellano, Nancy Lynch, 1924- Looking back at the WAVES [New Jersey]: [N.L. Castellano]; 2007

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 Instance 15163024
19. Ross, Nancy Wilson, 1901-1986 The WAVES, the story of the girls in blue New York: H. Holt and company; [1943]

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 Instance 8328256
20. United States. Navy Department. How to serve your country in the WAVES or SPARS [Washington?]: [1943]

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 Instance 10204390


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