Original U.S. WWII Named Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps Uniform & Guidon Grouping - Ruth Tezuka MP 40 A few were assigned to

A few were assigned to Corregidor Island to guard Japanese prisoners of war

- This helmet represents those who bravely faced combat with bright red crosses seen by all

These markings are somewhat lightly stamped

and the first pin is about 1⅛x1½”

and would have been most attractive when originally made

Original U.S. WWII Named Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps Uniform & Guidon Grouping - Ruth Tezuka MP 40 A few were assigned toOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a phenomenal WAAC grouping named to Ruth K. Tezuka, a member of the Womens Army Auxiliary Corps from 1944 1945 during World War II. This grouping includes an extremely rare WAAC brassard and guidon featuring Pallas Athene, the official insignia of the Womens Army Corps. This grouping came out of a museum and still has museum catalog numbers on most items in the group. WAAC was established "for the purpose of