February 1999 oral history transcript; 9 pins; War Work Committee Service DAR Pin; Medal for good Conduct; WWII Medal; Women's Army Corps Medal; American Red Cross Volunteer Pin; Shoulder Sleeve Insignia; Certificate of recognition from the Daughters of the American Revolution; Application for service medal 11 June 1946; Certified Copy of Discharge 10 September 1948; County of McDowell State of NC Certificate of Delayed Registration of Birth, 26 September 1958; 2 copies of music sheets; Uniformed Services ID and Privilege Card Issued on 6 Dec. 1957; United States Passport issued on May 6,1968; United States Passport issued on April 8,1959; Art Exhibit invitation to an exhibit of paintings by Nina on November 2, 1980 in Marion, NC; United States Forces and United Kingdom Driving Permit issued on Dec 1957; Visitor to Britain Driving Licence From Northfolk County valid from 1955-1957; Church Service Pamphlet for Sunday service 1954 in Terceira; Portugal Acores "Requiem de Gabriel Faure"; Pamphlet for the Dedication of Azores Air Transport Station Chapel; photograph of a young boy and Nina; portrait photograph of Nina in uniform 1944; Nina shaking hands with the Governor of SC. Olin Johnson Bond Rally somewhere in South Carolina.; photograph of David Martin reading; First Grade Class group photograph Sculthorpe Amer School, circa 1955-57; Faculty Group photograph of Sculthorpe Amer School Sculthorpe; England (Back row left to right Mary Combert, Mrs. Frizzelle, Glendon Shirley, Frances Hoydar, Frank Kolasky (Secretary), Mr. Donald Frisselle, Betty Ketron (Secretary), Mary Greer, Gordon Robertson, Seated: Ellerson; Edith Long, Betty Lewis, Allotta Mann, Connie Larren, Nancy Hall, Jane Cameron, N. Greenlee; Headshot of Nina in uniform, 1943; photograph of Cpt. Nina and Gov. Olin Johnson of South Carolina in Columbus SC, 1944; 9 Western Union telegrams: Aug. 14 from TCBAT PT Port Call rept Mcguire; Nov. 7, 1950 job interest as clerk stenographer; March 7, 1951 considered for teacher position, March 28, 1951 considered for position of teacher in Azores, April 13, 1951; being considered for positon as teacher in the Azores, May 22, 1951 from Bolling AFB Washington DC request to make application for massport immediately to commanding general; July 20 1951? from Crow CO Bolling AFB port call received for position in Guam request, Aug. 3 1956 from TCBAT PT Port Call Rept Mcguire Air Force Base with flight information from New Jersey to England; Aug. 9, 1956 from TCBAT Pt 4206 request for three days extension not granted; Letters: Oct. 2, 1950 to Senator Clyde R. Hoey asking for a job interview with the State Department or Department of the Army, Oct. 6, 1950 to Senator Hoey from J.F. Snipes on behalf of Nina to secure a job as a secretary, October 3, 1950 from Senator Hoey in regards to employment, Oct. 9, 1950 to MCLAFO requesting employment with the Air Force outside of the United States, Oct. 10, 1950; From Senator Hoey to Mr. Snipes in regards to Nina's employment, Oct. 13 1950; from Fleming from Snipes Motoers INC to Nina telling her that he received a letter regarding her employment application to the foreign service from senator Hoey, Oct. 17, 1950; from Robert S. Boyd acknowledging the inquiry they received from her regarding employment with the Air Force.
Nina M. Greenlee (1907-2004) of Old Fort, North Carolina, served in the Women's Army Corps (WAC) from 1943 to 1948 and then taught school at overseas bases for the Department of Defense for seventeen years. Nina M. Greenlee was born in Old Fort, North Carolina, and attended Marion High School. She graduated from the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina (now the University of North Carolina at Greensboro) in 1930 with an English degree. After graduation, she taught English and history in McDowell County, North Carolina. Greenlee joined the Women's Army Corps (WAC) in June 1943. She went through basic training at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. After training she was sent to Sul Ross State College in Alpine, Texas, for administration school. She was then assigned to Camp Davis, North Carolina, and then Fort Bragg. In both places she worked in the finance office. In 1946 she was transferred to Caserta, Italy, for six months and then to Leghorn, Italy, for six months. She was transferred to Fort Jay, New York, and discharged in 1948. After the war, Greenlee worked for a year as a teacher and then moved to Charlotte, North Carolina, and worked as a secretary for a farming equipment company. For the next seventeen years, she served as an elementary teacher at American military bases in the Azores Islands, England, and Spain, for Department of Defense schools. Nina Greenlee passed away in January 2004.
