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The Locker

October 14, 2014

tags: 1940s, navy, uniform, WAVES, women's history, WW2

Things are very neat and tidy in this view of a WAVES locker shown in the barracks at Camp Endicott, Davisville, Rhode Island, 1944.

The photograph comes from the National Archives.

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