[Interview of Elizabeth Crane Anesi on her service in the Women's Army Corps during World War II].
Elizabeth Crane Anesi talks about enlisting for officer training in the Women's U.S. Army Auxiliary Corps in 1942, establishing an embarkation point in San Francisco as her first major assignment, and how the WAAC was changed to the Women's Army Corps (WAC) within a year of her enlistment. Anesi als...
Uniform Title: | Few good women.
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Language: | English |
Series: | Few good women.
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource (1 audio file (1 hr., 14 min., 34 sec.)) |
Format: | Electronic Audio Software |
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Elizabeth Crane Anesi talks about enlisting for officer training in the Women's U.S. Army Auxiliary Corps in 1942, establishing an embarkation point in San Francisco as her first major assignment, and how the WAAC was changed to the Women's Army Corps (WAC) within a year of her enlistment. Anesi also talks about being transferred to New York, visiting President Roosevelt's grave, establishing a rest and relaxation post at an unused dorm at Vassar College, and her last assignment which was conducting POW separation interviews in Indiana. |
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Note: | Title supplied. Electronic resource. Part of "A few good women : the role of women in the military during the Second World War" oral history project by the Michigan Women's Historical Center and Hall of Fame. |
Call Number: | Voice 41739 DB41739 |
Playing Time: | 01:14:34 |
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Interviewee, Elizabeth Crane Anesi ; interviewer, Sarah McLennan E. |
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Recorded 2002 March 11 |