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“Women served in all our country’s wars as nurses; why not in other jobs?” That’s what college senior Mary Blakemore asked herself in late 1942, when her father, a World War I veteran, told her about the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps, which became the Women’s Army Corps (WAC). Mary withdrew from Emory & Henry College …
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