Identify WWII uniform

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History Hub Info · Answer

Dear Gay 
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 In order to provide a concise response, please indicate the specific records held by the National Archives you need help accessing in order to meet your request. 
 Based on a cursory search, the above uniforms may belong to the Women's Army Corps, Women's Accepted For Volunteer Emergency Service, and the Women's Airforce Service Pilots. We suggest you contact a local history museum or institution for further assistance. 
 We hope this information is helpful.

Lisa Sharik · Answer

The plane on the belt buckles would seem to indicate WASP, ( Women Airforce Service Pilots) but I've not seen that belt buckle in their uniforms before. This site: http://www.blitzkriegbaby.de/ has good information on WWII women's uniforms. 
 
 Lisa Sharik

Identify WWII uniform

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