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- Titolo
- I'll Be Seeing You: Letters Home from a Navy Girl
- Autore
- Huntsberger, Karen Berkey
- Editore
- Luminare Press, LLC
- Anno di pubblicazione
- 2018
- Condizione
- Very Good
- Rilegatura
- paperback
- Lingua
- inglese
- ISBN 10
- 194473371X
- ISBN 13
- 9781944733711
In vivid and captivating letters home, a young woman constrained by societal expectations chronicles her journey into the Navy Women’s Reserves (WAVES)—and her role in a transformational movement for women.
As men left for military service during WWII, an urgent labor shortage drove women to step into roles formerly filled by men. Recruiting posters urged women to do their part. Driven by a desire to serve, artist Lucy Berkey sought an escape from her demanding teaching job. In August 1943, she enlisted in the Navy WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service). After boot camp at Hunter College in New York City, she served for the duration of the war as a Hydrographic Office map artist in Washington, D.C. Lucy’s letters detail her training, work, travel, and the camaraderie that developed among her fellow WAVES. Over 80 period photos, footnotes, and editor’s notes bring her experiences to life.
Readers who enjoyed Valiant Women by Lena Andrews and Our Mother’s War by Emily Yellin will find I’ll Be Seeing You hard to put down.
As men left for military service during WWII, an urgent labor shortage drove women to step into roles formerly filled by men. Recruiting posters urged women to do their part. Driven by a desire to serve, artist Lucy Berkey sought an escape from her demanding teaching job. In August 1943, she enlisted in the Navy WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service). After boot camp at Hunter College in New York City, she served for the duration of the war as a Hydrographic Office map artist in Washington, D.C. Lucy’s letters detail her training, work, travel, and the camaraderie that developed among her fellow WAVES. Over 80 period photos, footnotes, and editor’s notes bring her experiences to life.
Readers who enjoyed Valiant Women by Lena Andrews and Our Mother’s War by Emily Yellin will find I’ll Be Seeing You hard to put down.
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