WACs Leave Barracks for MP Duty

January 31, 2018 Margie Bedell-Burke 0 Comments Army WACs, barracks, england, military patrol, MP duty, overseas duty

T/5 Margaret L. Simmons of Bend, Oregon and Cpl. Marie G. Curry of Yelm, Washington, both members of the 12th Replacement Control Depot at Ston, England, leave their barracks for M.P. duty. 20 July 1943.

Photo size: 3000 × 2330
Photo source: National Archives
Usage: Public Domain

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