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#47 A Member of America’s Women’s Air Corps (WACs)

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#47 A Member of America’s Women’s Air Corps (WACs)

50+ Photos Of Women At Work During World War II

#47 A Member of America’s Women’s Air Corps (WACs)

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#48 Pilots of a Spitfire fighter squadron, wearing their life-vests to be ready to take off at any time, take part in a clay pigeon shoot. An officer of the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force assists them by operating the clay pigeon trap.→

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