Dolores M. Angel Hamrick Collection
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Colonel Youmans in a parade
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Colonel Youmans rides in a convertible during a parade in San Diego County, California, in 1955. She had been named Miss Carlsbad. She wears her dress blue uniform and cap. A male Marine rides in front of her. In the background are spectators and a Shell service station. Credit: No. CP. Official Photograph "U.S. Marine Corps"
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Dolores Hamrick and fellow Women Marines
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Dolores Hamrick and fellow Women Marines pose for a group picture. The Marines in the front row wear utility uniforms. " Pictured in the back row, left to right: C. Jeannie Fidler, Dolores M. Angel Hamrick, Lt. Jenny Wren, Captain Ruth J. O'Holloran, Julie Puou, and Shirley M. Wodd. Pictured in the front row, second from left, is Lt. Robinson, in charge of the maintenance crew. The other women's names are unknown.
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Oral history interview with Dolores M. Angel Hamrick
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Dolores Hamrick tells of her early life, education, time in military service, and life after service, as well as her involvement with the Women Marines Association. Hamrick relates several incidents of her service, some humorous, such as a superior officer addressing her as her maiden surname "Angel" the so-called "peanut suit" uniform worn by Women Marines. Hamrick also briefly tells of the experiences of all three of her children in military service.
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Woman Marine at the beach
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A Woman Marine plays at a California beach, circa 1955. Credit: No. CP. Official Photograph "U.S. Marine Corps"
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Woman Marine at the shoe repair shop
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A Woman Marine meets with a worker at the shoe repair shop, at Camp Pendleton, CA, on July 15, 1955. Credit: No. CP. Official Photograph "U.S. Marine Corps"
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Woman Marine softball team
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The Woman Marine softball team at Camp Pendleton, CA, poses for a picture in 1955. Also pictured are two men in civilian dress and a young boy in a Pendleton baseball uniform.
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Women Marines Recruit Battalion, Parris Island
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Group photo of the Women Marines Recruit Battalion Platoon 16-A, at Parris Island, South Carolina, 1954. The platoon was led by Staff Sergeant J. L. Shipman, Sergeant H. E. Manos, Sergeant N. L. Agnew, and Corporal J. K. Paulson, all pictured. All Women Marines pictured wear the service dress uniform and service cap. This is a racially integrated platoon. Dolores Hamrick is pictured third row from the top, third from the right.
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Women Marines practicing softball
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Women Marines practice softball at Camp Pendleton, CA, circa 1955. Marines and civilians watch from bleachers. " Credit: No. CP. Official Photograph "U.S. Marine Corps"
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Women Marines practicing softball
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Women Marines practicing softball at Camp Pendleton, California, circa 1955. Credit: No. CP. Official Photograph "U.S. Marine Corps"