waac造句

• The Army established the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps ( WAAC ) in 1942.
• WAAC purchased a further two drawings of similar subjects in July 1945 for thirty guineas.
• While she was there, the WAAC unit received a visit from first lady Eleanor Roosevelt.
• After receiving her training, Anna Mac officially joined the WAAC in Cincinnati on October 3.
• By the end of the year, about 12, 750 women were serving in the WAAC.
• He changed his mind in 1943, and asked Congress to give the WAAC full military status.
• Due to his slow means of working, Coldstream only produced nine pictures during his WAAC commission.
• Although not directly available from WAAC, it is reportedly widely distributed in the Arab speaking world.
• On behalf of WAAC he arranged the XVIII World Congress of Poets in Bratislava in August 1998.
• When Smith arrived in Iowa, the weather had turned chilly and the WAAC initially had no uniforms.
• The WAAC allowed her to travel the country, meet new people and make history in the process.
• Although he was not entirely happy with the painting, WAAC purchased it in October 1943 for 150 guineas.
• WAAC quarters built at Kirtland Field included barracks, a day room, beauty shop, and supply room.
• A number of commissions were discussed and eventually, in March 1942, WAAC purchased one picture from Weight.
• Of the 25 paintings exhibited, six were Dunbar's WAAC paintings loaned by the Imperial War Museum.
• The De Havilland Dove aircraft inaugurated WAAC's first scheduled service from Lagos to Calabar during October 1947.
• WAAC assets and liabilities were inherited by WAAC ( Nigeria ), that operated as  Nigerian Airways effective.
• WAAC assets and liabilities were inherited by WAAC ( Nigeria ), that operated as  Nigerian Airways effective.
• Piper was also commissioned by WAAC to record a series of experiments on bomb shelter designs and land reclamation work.
• WAAC duly commissioned Henry Rushbury to go to Glasgow and produce some rather more conventional views of shipbuilding for Lithgow.