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Tracing Women Ancestors in World War I

By Lisa A. Alzo Premium

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Women working in ordnance plants in World War I: spanner slotting fuse on head end of fuse bodies at Gray & Davis Co., Cambridge, Mass. , None. [Between 1914 and 1918] [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress. A WWI service member from Pennsylvania was later named Chief Yeoman of the US Navy. A British View Website VIP Subscription

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