Digital Collections
Our museum tells the amazing story of female patriots who have served our nation from the American Revolution to present. Our mission is to conserve and preserve a repository of artifacts and archives pertaining to the service of women in the U.S. Army. For those who cannot visit us in person, please enjoy our digital exhibits and collections here.
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Missing in Action: The Accra WACs
This exhibit documents the service of 18 WACs who served in North Africa during World War II. In 1945, they were transferred to an assignment in England, but after their transport plane crashed, they are still listed as Missing in Action today.
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Army Nurse, Lt. Beulah "Peggy" Greenwalt Walcher
Explore the World War II collection of Lt. Beulah “Peggy” Greenwalt, a nurse stationed at Sternberg Hospital in the Philippines when the Japanese began bombing on 8 December 1941. Along with her fellow nurses, she found herself practicing combat medicine in a war zone. While held as a prisoner of war at the Santo Tomas Internment Camp for nearly three years, Greenwalt was able to hide a camera and snapped some amazing photos of the ordeal. Eventually, all 77 nurses were liberated and became known as the Angels of Bataan.
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