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Pilot training graduates Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas,

Pilot training graduates Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas,

Pilot training graduates Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas, in 1943. (Courtesy photo)

Employees with the Camp McCoy (Wis.) Quartermaster

Employees with the Camp McCoy (Wis.) Quartermaster

Employees with the Camp McCoy (Wis.) Quartermaster Laundry work in the facility in this April 1943 photo. The facility was judged the most efficient of any Army post laundry in the country during February 1943 ... More

Camp Normoyle, Texas, commissary exterior, 1943. The

Camp Normoyle, Texas, commissary exterior, 1943. The

Camp Normoyle, Texas, commissary exterior, 1943. The store was placed inside a warehouse. This warehouse still existed as late as September 2006, and photos of that building are available in the photofile unde... More

The fight for Tarawa: 75th anniversary of one of the bloodiest battles in the Pacific Theater of WWII

The fight for Tarawa: 75th anniversary of one of the bloodiest battles...

U.S. Marines storm Tarawa in the Gilbert Islands. Nov. 20, 2018 marks the 75th anniversary of the start of the Battle of Tarawa, which was part of Operation Galvanic. It marks one of the bloodiest battles of WW... More

Unveiling of the Award. U.S. COAST GUARD, CALIFORNIA

Unveiling of the Award. U.S. COAST GUARD, CALIFORNIA

ALAMEDA, Calif. - Rear Adm. Joseph "Pepe" Castillo, Coast Guard Eleventh District Commander, presents a memorial plaque to Vivian Robinson (left) and Catherine Robinson, the sister and niece of Emlen Tunnell in... More

Employees with the Camp McCoy (Wis.) Quartermaster

Employees with the Camp McCoy (Wis.) Quartermaster

Employees with the Camp McCoy (Wis.) Quartermaster Laundry work in the facility in this April 1943 photo. The facility was judged the most efficient of any Army post laundry in the country during February 1943 ... More

Marine Corps Women's Reserve Graphic

Marine Corps Women's Reserve Graphic

On February 13, 1943 the Marine Corps Women’s Reserve was officially established. Terms like “Femarines” and “Glamarines” were original suggestions to identify these women but Marine Corps Commandant, General T... More

Emlen Tunnell Gymnasium Dedication

Emlen Tunnell Gymnasium Dedication

ALAMEDA, Calif. - (left to right) Nancy Shaver, Lt. William McKinstry, Capt. Keith Turro, commander Base Support Unit Alameda, Catherine and Vivian Robinson, family members of Emlen Tunnell, and Rear Adm. Josep... More

Silver Lifesaving Medal - Public domain photogrpaph

Silver Lifesaving Medal - Public domain photogrpaph

ALAMEDA, Calif. - ALAMEDA, Calif. - Vivian Robinson (right) and Catherine Robinson, the sister and niece of Emlen Tunnell, hold the Silver Lifesaving Medal presented by Rear Adm. Joseph "Pepe" Castillo to posth... More

Employees with the Camp McCoy (Wis.) Quartermaster

Employees with the Camp McCoy (Wis.) Quartermaster

Employees with the Camp McCoy (Wis.) Quartermaster Laundry work in the facility in this April 1943 photo. The facility was judged the most efficient of any Army post laundry in the country during February 1943 ... More

Rear Admiral Joseph Castillo - Public domain photogrpaph

Rear Admiral Joseph Castillo - Public domain photogrpaph

ALAMEDA, Calif. - Rear Adm. Jospeh "Pepe" Castillo, Coast Guard Eleventh District Commander, speaks at the Coast Guard Island gym dedication ceremony in honor of Emlen Lewis Tunnell, Wednesday, March 9, 2011. T... More

Fort Myer Grand Opening, Jan. 28 [some references say

Fort Myer Grand Opening, Jan. 28 [some references say

Fort Myer Grand Opening, Jan. 28 [some references say Jan. 18], 1943. A young girl, very probably the daughter of the Women's Army Corps member behind her, has already been admitted to the store. The WAC member... More

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