Margie Bedell-Burke

Woman Marine Works on Carburetor

Original caption on this official USMC photograph reads “Lady Fingers Have a New Job – And they can handle it,

Woman Marine at Quantico Stables, circa 1945. Photo size: 2899 × 2199 Photo source: USMC Archives Usage: CC BY 2.0

Two members of the Marine Corps Women’s Reserve in training at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Norman, Oklahoma, unfold

First contingent of WAVES for duty at Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii. Shown (left to right): Lieutenant Junior Grade Dorothy

Lieutenant Junior Grade Ruth Schlucter, USNR, winner of the U.S. Service Women’s match at the 14th International Pistol Tournament at

WAVES Hospital Corps School hold open house for invited guests on their first anniversary in Bethesda, Maryland. A lecture on

Lieutenant Junior Grade Frances Rich, (left), of the Women’s Reserve, new V-Mail officer for the U.S. Navy in Washington, D.C.,

WAVES rewrapping improperly wrapped overseas parcels at the Pearl Harbor Fleet Post Office. Wearing heavy canvas gloves to protect their

Ten WAVES assigned to the first contingent of WAVES for overseas duty bid US Navy Sailors farewell, 8 January 1945.

Captain Sue Dauser, Superintendent of the Navy Nurses, January 1943. Photo size: 2772 × 2236 Photo source: National Museum of

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