Part of the job of WAVE Ethel Haberman is training pigeons to be the Navy’s messengers.
The c. 1944 photograph comes from the National Archives.
A Blog About Women Who Were Homefront Heroines: the WAVES of World War II
Part of the job of WAVE Ethel Haberman is training pigeons to be the Navy’s messengers.
The c. 1944 photograph comes from the National Archives.
The highlight of the day? Incoming mail (at least at NATTC Norman, Oklahoma).
The Wayne Miller photo comes from the National Archives.
WAVES play bridge in Bartlett Hall at the boot camp in Iowa State Teacher’s College, Cedar Falls. Iowa State Teacher’s College (now Northern Iowa University) transitioned to a yeoman training facility in February 1943.
The Wayne Miller photograph comes from the National Archives.
The (landlocked) ship service at the Naval Air Training Command in Norman, OK. “Ship service” is the Navy term for store.
The photo comes from the National Archives.
Smile for the camera! WAVE Ruth Edith O’Brien’s job for the Navy is a snap!
The 1944 photograph comes from the National Archives.
Will you be watching any bowl game parades (our favorite is the Rose Parade on New Year’s Day)? Here, the WAVES drum corps stands at attention.
The 1944 photograph comes from the National Archives.
It’s parade season, so we thought we’d share some WAVES marching band photos! The one is at NAS Seattle Washington and comes from the National Archives.