Army WAAC – Women of World War II

WAAC Lieutenant Lights Cigar for Her Father

2nd Lieutenant Mary L. Porter of the 44th WAAC Post Headquarters Company (later Headquarters Section, 3561st Service Unit, Women’s Army

New members of the Women’s Army Corps throw their hats into the air to celebrate after their formal oath-taking ceremony

WWII WAC Recruiting Poster: “This Is Our War…Join the WAAC” Photo size: 1970 × 2952 Photo source: n/a Usage: Public

WWII WAC Recruiting Poster: “Speed Them Back – Join the WAAC” Photo size: 1999 × 2955 Photo source: n/a Usage:

WWII WAAC Recruiting Poster: “This is My War Too!” Photo size: 1886 × 2927 Photo source: n/a Usage: Public Domain

WWII WAC Recruiting Poster: “Do Your Part, Join the WAAC” Photo size: 1983 × 2904 Photo source: n/a Usage: Public

WWII WAAC Recruiting Poster: “Calling WAAC….” Photo size: 1953 × 2885 Photo source: n/a Usage: Public Domain

WWII WAAC Recruiting Poster: “Attention, women! Join the WAAC” Photo size: 2025 × 2944 Photo source: n/a Usage: Public Domain

African American WAAC, Mrs. Mary K. Adair, takes an examination for Officers’ Candidate School at Fort McPherson, Georgia. 20 June