A woman's war, too : women at work during World War II / by Wright-Peterson, Virginia M.

Table of Contents: “…The Beginning -- A Long Way From Home -- Internment, Resettlement, and Advocating for Peace -- Witnessing the War Emerge -- Within the German Resistance Movement -- War Production, North Africa, and the Aleutian Islands -- Carol the Riveter, Millie the Miner, and the WOWs -- Accompanying General Eisenhower and the Troops into Africa -- Fighter Planes: Women Who Flew Them and Built Them -- Semper Paratus, Always Ready -- Lives Lost on US Soil: The Aleutian Islands -- The Home Front -- Betty Crocker, Wives, and Mothers -- On the Farm -- Between "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" and "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" -- Radar Research and Navy Intelligence -- Life of a WAC Stateside -- The War in Europe -- D-Day and the Liberation of Paris -- The 28th General Hospital During D-Day and the Battle of the Bulge -- Liberation of Dachau -- War Bride -- Civilian Relief in Italy and Austria -- The Pacific Theater and End of the War -- Serving in the Pacific Theater -- Cryptographers and Spies -- The Manhattan Project -- Hiroshima -- Postwar.…”
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