Lady Marines
Synopsis
On February 13, 1943, the Marine Corps Women’s Reserve was established to utilize women in vital support roles during World War II.
Synopsis
At Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, women from across the United States gather to join the Marine Corps Women's Reserve, established on February 13, 1943. The film details their training and the vital roles they take on during World War II. These women step into positions that support the war effort, handling administration and logistics while many male Marines are deployed. Their work is essential to maintaining military operations, as they don the Marine Corps uniform and contribute to the fight for victory.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the women who served in the Marine Corps during WWII.
- See how the Women Marines trained at Camp Lejeune.
- Find out why women's roles in the military changed forever.
Did You Know
- The Marine Corps Women’s Reserve was established on February 13, 1943.
- Camp Lejeune became the official training headquarters for Women Marines.
- Women Marines traveled from various states, including Compton and Pawnee City, to serve.
- Thousands of Marines were needed for administrative tasks, limiting combat roles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When was the Marine Corps Women’s Reserve established?
The Marine Corps Women’s Reserve was established on February 13, 1943.
Where was the official training headquarters for Women Marines located?
The official training headquarters for Women Marines was located at Camp Lejeune, New River, North Carolina.
What role did women Marines take on during the war?
Women Marines took on essential roles in administration and support, allowing male Marines to focus on combat.
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