Women's Army Corps (Q2918601)

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women's branch of the United States Army abolished in 1978 as a separate corps
  • Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
  • WAC
  • WAAC
  • United States Army Women's Army Corps
  • United States Women's Army Corps
  • W.A.C.
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Language Label Description Also known as
English
Women's Army Corps
women's branch of the United States Army abolished in 1978 as a separate corps
  • Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
  • WAC
  • WAAC
  • United States Army Women's Army Corps
  • United States Women's Army Corps
  • W.A.C.

Statements

subclass of
corps
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inception
15 May 1942
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logo image
WAAC Insignia.jpg
540 × 648; 196 KB
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image
WAC Air Controller by Dan V. Smith.jpg
938 × 1,191; 1.04 MB
media legend
WAC Air Controller (English)
point in time
1943
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commanded by
Oveta Culp Hobby
start time
1942
end time
1945
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Westray Battle Long
start time
1945
end time
1947
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Mary Hallaren
start time
1947
end time
1953
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Irene O. Galloway
start time
1953
end time
1957
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Mary Louise Rasmuson
start time
1957
end time
1962
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Emily C. Gorman
start time
1962
end time
1966
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Mary E. Clarke
start time
1975
end time
1978
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Commons category
Women's Army Corps
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Identifiers

NORAF ID
97050158
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BabelNet ID
00080298n
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stated in
BabelNet
retrieved
23 March 2020
SNAC ARK ID
w6fg4k98
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stated in
SNAC
retrieved
23 March 2020
 
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