- WAC
- Female grunt
- G.I. Jane
- Army female
- USO patron
- Female G.I.
- Service-woman
- Pre-1948 mil. woman
- WWII-era enlistee
- WWII service member
- G.I. Jane, maybe
- Military org. ended in 1978 with the introduction of unisex units
- Subj. of the 1944 short film "It's Your War Too"
- In WWII, they were told in a manual, "Your job: to replace men. Be ready to take over."
- She served in WWII
- WWII female enlistee
- SPAR's counterpart
- WWII lady in uniform
- WWII woman
- WWII auxiliary member
- WWII figure
- G.I. Jane, for one
- WWII female
- Female soldier in WWII
- WW II gp.
- Mil. branch from 1943 to 1978
- WWII GI Jane
- Female in WWII
- Female GI in WWII
- Mil. branch disbanded in 1978
- Mil. group integrated with male units in 1978
- WWII org. with a Pallas Athene symbol
- Division I org. based in Arlington, Texas
- WWII enlistee
- Fem. forces
- WWII military auxiliary
- WWII soldier
- Army unit estd. in 1942
- WWII acronym
- WWII female vet
- '40s "girl with a Star-Spangled heart"
- One seen on an "I'm in this war too!" poster
- WWII auxiliary
- Col. Oveta Culp Hobby.
- Col. Boyce's outfit.
- Army girl.
- Col. Mary A. Hallaren's outfit.
- Part of the U. S. Army.
- Never Wave At a ___.
- Army group.
- Army member.
- Girl in uniform.
- Col. Galloway's girls.
- One in the service.
- Army branch.
- Corps member.
- Service unit.
- Member of the Armed Forces.
- Woman in uniform.
- Army corps.
- Service branch.
- World War II corps.
- Army woman
- Woman soldier
- Military unit: Abbr.
- Mrs. Hobby's W.W. II group
- Mil. woman
- Certain enlistee
- Woman in the service
- U.S. Army Corps member
- U.S.A. member
- Wave's kin
- W.W. II lass
- U.S. Army branch
- U.S. servicewoman
- Mil. support person of W.W. II
- U.S.A. distaffer
- B.Y.U.'s league
- Female enlistee, once
- Servicewoman, briefly
- W.W. II server
- Never Wave at a ___ (1952 film comedy)
- Never Wave at a ___ (1952 military farce)
- Extra in "I Was a Male War Bride"
- W.W. II-era female in uniform
- Fem. force
- New Mexico State sports grp.
- W.W. II noncombatant
- Female W.W. II enlistee
- New Mexico State's athletic grp.
- Service branch disbanded in 1978, briefly
- W.W. II org. whose insignia featured Athena
- WWII servicewoman
- WWII abbr.
- Woman in WWII
- Female WWII server
- Certain WWII enlistee
- Servicewoman, at one time
- WWII female flier
- Servicewoman formerly
- WWII group
- WWII ladies
- Female soldiers' org. until 1978
- Distaff dogface
- Cartography clerk in WWII, perhaps
- WWII medical technician, perhaps
- Org. headed by Oveta Culp Hobby
- WWII cartography clerk, perhaps
- One of those MacArthur called "my best soldiers"
- Female enlistee in WWII
