... an "ordinary- future as homemaker and wife. Many women saw the war as an opportunity for personal advancement in their professional career. Many nurses felt if they could withstand the tests of the war, they could handle any of their responsibilities or trying situations back home. Perhaps this applies to most of the American women who joined the military who entered ... - also experienced this same fear and disillusionment as did those who served in the military, because they also came under enemy fire during their various operations. A famed Armed Forces Radio personality, actress Chri...

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