Original U.S. WWII WAC Dog Tag, Medals, & Binder of Ephemera Grouping of Technical Sergeant Marie Carter Helmets Two carts could be transported

Two carts could be transported in the back of the 2 1/2 Ton Trucks on the floor of the bed between the rows of seated troops

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While often believed to be a wartime design

and is made of multiple pieces of cotton

Original U.S. WWII WAC Dog Tag, Medals, & Binder of Ephemera Grouping of Technical Sergeant Marie Carter Helmets Two carts could be transportedOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is a great WAC Uniform grouping belonging to Technical Sergeant Marie Carter, who served with the Womens Army Corps during World War II. The grouping includes her dog tags, medals in a discharge booklet, and a very thick binder of her discharge documents, photographs, other documents, and more. Carter served stateside during the war. She worked in the Judge Advocates office, Fort Devens, Massachusetts,