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Women's Army Corps (WAC) Soldier Examines German Small Tank

2014-3243
Accession Number
2014-3243
4x5 inches (10x13 cm)
Black & White
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NAID 348666219
Related Collection
Long, Westray Battle Boyce Papers
Keywords
Tanks (Military science)
Women soldiers
World War, 1939-1945
People Pictured
Stringfellow, Margaret
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Credit:
U.S. Army Signal Corps

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Description
WAC Margaret Stringfellow of Ashland, Kentucky looks over a German remote control "baby tank" that has been sent back to the rear area for examination. Stringfellow is a typist in Fifth Army Headquarters and is a member of the 6669th WAC Headquarters platoon, stationed in Italy.
Date(s)
April 19, 1944