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Black and white photograph of 10 Women's Army Corps cadets standing and sitting on the edge of a plane wing with a few on the runway below the plane wing. On the far left standing on the wing is Eva Evans, who married Ed Evans and moved to…

Black and white photograph of Women's Army Corps cadets marching in formation. On the first row farthest to the right is Eva Evans, who married Ed Evans and moved to Georgetown. Eva was stationed at Foster Field, in Victoria, Texas during World War…

Black and white photograph of three rows of men (first 5 sitting, middle 7 standing, back 9 standing). They are the Williamson County inductees to the armed forces on April 6, 1942 as corresponds to the letter to Mrs. W.G. Evans during World War II.…

Portrait of Army Air Corps pilot William Eugene Howland, from Andice, Texas.

Brothers William Eugene "Gene" Howland and Howard Grady Howland pose in their military uniforms at the home of their parents, William and Lola Howland, in Andice, Texas.

Ration book issued to Beulah Mae King in Georgetown, Texas. The book contains four used pages of ration coupons. Each page is blue in color and depicts a different type of military vehicle. On the front of the booklet is the owner's information, and…

A white horizontally-printed ration book that provides instructions for possession and use of the war ration tokens. The book is issued by the Office of Price Administration. The inside of the book shows a few remaining tokens, as as well as…

Ration book issued to Juanice King in Georgetown, Texas. The book contains six used pages of ration coupons, each with a separate symbol and color. Stamp colors include red, blue, black and green. Each stamp has a different symbol printed on it,…