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Lee Wilson tells of her life in Las Vegas, Nevada, early education, and service in the United States Army Women's Army Corps [WAC] and Army National Guard. Lee Wilson tel[...]
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A four-column newspaper article about Lee Wilson's rank in the U.S. National Guard. Topics include changes that allow women to serve in the National Guard; Wilson's army [...]
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A brief article from a Nevada newspaper about Lee Wilson's return from duty in Long Binh, Vietnam, in 1969. The article gives details about her family, living conditions [...]
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A four-column newspaper article from the Cary News, published in 1979, in which Lee Wilson describes her time served in Vietnam. Topics include membership in the Veterans[...]
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This one-page leaflet, written in Vietnamese and dropped by the U.S. in Vietnam in 1968, asks for aid in the capture of Ngyuen Van Thi. According to the translation, it p[...]
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A one-page memo addressed to "all managers" satirizing the Civil Rights Act of 1964, saying that "a White Christmas would be in violation of Title II." A list of five rul[...]
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Humorous hand-drawn ETS (estimated time of separation) calendar for Lee Wilson. The calendar counts down the days of Wilson's 15 month tour, which ended in May 1969. It i[...]
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Photograph of WAC quarters belonging to Lee Wilson while stationed at Long Bihn, Vietnam, in 1969. A frame with mosquito netting is over the bed, which has various items,[...]
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Picture is taken from inside of a bunker looking out, sometime in spring on 1968. At the end of the bunker, an African American WAC, probably "Robbie" kneels with her cam[...]
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An unidentified group of veterans poses at an event.
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