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Marthalou Hunter, in WAC overcoat and Hobby hat, and her father H.T. Hunter, president of Western Carolina College, pose outside in the snow, circa 1943.
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Marthalou Hunter and Lt. Col. Frederick C. Whitten, the post executive officer, in front of a train, circa 1945. Behind them, a porter helps a WAC with her luggage.
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Marthalou Hunter (left) with 3rd Platoon commander of the 4th Company, 6th Regiment, Sgt. K. Kostolich, in Daytona Beach, circa 1943.
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Marthalou Hunter sits at a desk of test tubes and beakers as a serologist at Fitzsimons General Hospital in Denver, Colorado, in 1943.
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WAC Marthalou Hunter in uniform with an unidentified soldier outside his home, circa 1945. In the window of the house is a Blue Star Service Banner with two stars.
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Primarily documents Marthalou Hunter's college years and her experiences in the Women's Army Corps (WAC) from 1942 to 1947. Hunter discusses her education at three univer[...]
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Five WACs, including Marthalou Hunter (far left) pose with a commanding officer (center), circa 1945.
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Two WACs (right) and a Navy WAVES member (left) pose in front of building, circa 1945.
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Marching formation of two rows of WAACs, commanded by Marthalou Hunter (front right), and three regular army platoons, circa 1944.
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Photo of Marthalou Hunter's unit, the 4th Company, 6th WAAC Regiment, in formation in front of the Riviera Hotel at Daytona Beach, Florida, circa 1943.
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Photo of Marthalou Hunter and the 3rd platoon of the 4th Company, 6th WAAC Regiment, in formation at Daytona Beach, Florida, circa 1943.
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WAACs pose in front of a sign in Daytona Beach so that it reads "Notice! WAAC Officers For Rent", circa 1943.
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Actress Jane Wyman and her accompanist pose with WAAC officers, including Marthlou Hunter (front right), in 1943.
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WACs in formation march past a white wooden church, circa 1945.
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WACs lie on their backs doing leg raises as a part of physical training at Brookley Field in Mobile, Alabama, circa 1944.
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