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Eating a snack in the field - Public Domain image, National Parks Gallery

Senior Airman Brandon Edwards, 455th Expeditionary

Tengaran complex (bij het artikel 'Van Niemandsland tot beschermd gebied' in het tijdschrift Wapenbroeders)

Narcyz Witczak-Witaczyński - Ćwiczenia sportowe w 1 Pułku Szwoleżerów w koszarach przy ulicy 29 Listopada w Warszawie (107-236-4)

An Albanian soldier pulls security during a military

Construction d’une salle d’opérations à l’hôpital de Tien-Tsin

U.S. Army National Guard Spc. Carlson Clarence, a security

Aviation Machinist's Mate (Aircrew) 3rd Class Alex Cuna, left, and Aviation Machinist's Mate (Aircrew) 1st Class Resty Tenorio remove a radiator box from an MH-60S Sea hawk helicopter

Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service. Pretty as her picture is this young woman in the trim uniform that enlisted U.S. Navy WAVES will wear this winter. The smartly styled, comfortable uniforms are in the traditional "Navy blue" with a soft rolled brim hat. Women between the ages twenty and thirty-six with a high school education or its business school equivalent are eligible, providing they meet physical and aptitude requirements. After training, they will receive rating and pay commensurate with their experience and ability. The pay, incidentally, will be exactly the same as that for men in the same rating, plus allowances. The Navy particularly desires women trained as general clerks, secretaries, stenographers, duplicating machine operators, typists, file clerks, bookkeepers, warehouse clerks, stock clerks, radio operators, teletype operators, simplex and multiplex operators. Some, too, will be trained as aviation machinists mates, gunner's mates and for torpedo maintenance

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Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service. Pretty as her picture is this young woman in the trim uniform that enlisted U.S. Navy WAVES will wear this winter. The smartly styled, comfortable uniforms are in the traditional "Navy blue" with a soft rolled brim hat. Women between the ages twenty and thirty-six with a high school education or its business school equivalent are eligible, providing they meet physical and aptitude requirements. After training, they will receive rating and pay commensurate with their experience and ability. The pay, incidentally, will be exactly the same as that for men in the same rating, plus allowances. The Navy particularly desires women trained as general clerks, secretaries, stenographers, duplicating machine operators, typists, file clerks, bookkeepers, warehouse clerks, stock clerks, radio operators, teletype operators, simplex and multiplex operators. Some, too, will be trained as aviation machinists mates, gunner's mates and for torpedo maintenance

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

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

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. Officers on parade. Ensigns march in the regimental review

A black and white photo of a group of men in uniform - FSA / Office of War Information Photograph

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

Women's Army Auxiliary Corps officers review girl cadets. In competitive drill contest among the girl cadets at Dunbar High School, Washington, D.C., Company C, under command of Captain Crystal Malone, was adjudged the best of three companies by a distinguished group of judges which included Lieutenant James Chambers of Fort Huachuca, Arizona. First Officer Harriet West, Second Officer Mildred Osby and Second Officer Ina Mae McFadden of the WAACs; Miss Julia Brooks, assistant principal of Dunbar High School; Captain Cornelius King, Cadet Corps instructor, and Lieutenant H.O. Atwwod, chief of Military Science and Tactics Department of the Colored High Schools in Washington, D.C.

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. Chow! The girls eat "twice as much" as in civilian life. But they keep too busy to take on weight

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. Chow! The girls eat "twice as much" as in civilian life. But they keep too busy to take on weight

Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service. Pretty as her picture is this young woman in the trim uniform that enlisted U.S. Navy WAVES will wear this winter. The smartly styled, comfortable uniforms are in the traditional "Navy blue" with a soft rolled brim hat. Women between the ages twenty and thirty-six with a high school education or its business school equivalent are eligible, providing they meet physical and aptitude requirements. After training, they will receive rating and pay commensurate with their experience and ability. The pay, incidentally, will be exactly the same as that for men in the same rating, plus allowances. The Navy particularly desires women trained as general clerks, secretaries, stenographers, duplicating machine operators, typists, file clerks, bookkeepers, warehouse clerks, stock clerks, radio operators, teletype operators, simplex and multiplex operators. Some, too, will be trained as aviation machinists mates, gunner's mates and for torpedo maintenance

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An M973 small unit support vehicle (SUSV) makes its way to the exercise area down a snow-covered road during Exercise BRIM FROST '89

Soldiers defend the Seward shipping docks with an M67 90 mm recoilless rifle during Exercise BRIM FROST'87

Medical flora, or, Manual of the medical botany of the United States of North America. Containing a selection of above 100 figures and descriptions of medical plants, with their names, qualities, properties, history, &c.: and notes or remarks on nearly 500 equivalent substitutes, volume 1

A US Army M1-A1 Abrams tank, from C Troop of the 4th Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment returns from the live fire training range at the Korea Training Center, Republic of Korea on Oct. 25, 1998. The center is manned throughout the year and various armored units rotate through training scenarios to meet yearly live gunnery training requirements

Public domain stock image. Halloween pumpkin trim.

List of pensioners, continued by the Honourable the Executive, for the year 1801, to be paid out of the revenue for that year. [17 pensioners and allowances.] S. Shepard. Auditor's Office, 21st January, 1802 [Richmond, 1802].

Two M113A1 Armored Personnel Carriers assigned to C Troop of the 4th Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment drive to the live fire range for gunnery training at the Korea Training Center, Republic of Korea on Oct. 25, 1998. The center is manned throughout the year and various armored units rotate through training scenarios to meet yearly live gunnery training requirements

Soldiers defend the Seward shipping docks with an M67 90 mm recoilless rifle during Exercise BRIM FROST'87

Aviation Machinists Mate 3rd Class (AD3) Julian Sevilla (left) and AD3 Wendy Day, HC-4 "Black Stallions" Helicopter Combat Support Squadron, US Naval Air Station, Cigonella, Italy, perform a pre-flight inspection on a CH-53 Sea Stallion helicopter parked on the NATO pad, Aviano Air Base, Italy

A right side view of an Army UH-1 Iroquois helicopter being used to shuttle Army personnel and supplies during exercise Brim Frost

SSGT Bill Lovins, ground radio maintenance, left, and SSGT Randall Brinlee, teletype communications operator, install communications antennas on one of several converted railway cars which function as the Alaskan Air Command's Alternate Command Post. Both men are assigned to the 1930th Information Systems Squadron

PORTLAND, Ore. (Oct. 17, 2017) – Ship’s Serviceman

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safety film negatives women voluntary emergency service voluntary emergency service woman trim uniform trim uniform navy waves navy waves winter brim hat brim hat ages ages twenty thirty six school education school education business equivalent business school equivalent aptitude requirements aptitude requirements experience ability pay men allowances desires desires women clerks secretaries stenographers machine operators machine operators typists bookkeepers warehouse warehouse clerks stock stock clerks radio radio operators teletype teletype operators simplex multiplex multiplex operators aviation machinists mates aviation machinists mates gunner maintenance high school 1940 s 40 s us navy stockphoto united states history library of congress