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Collection Summary
Collection: 00080 - Bismarck Tribune Photograph Collection
Folder: 0042
Item: 01732
Title: University of North Dakota student Cadet Lynn Rundle in a Jeep receiving training from Army Signal Specialist Peter W. Deming at the U. S. Women's Army Corps Center in Alabama
Date: 08/00/1958
Inscription/Marks: On the back: 0080-Box2-file17-1 is replaced with 00080-0042-01732, two purple U.S. Army proprietary stamps, and the following blue typed description: 01-088-622/AJ58 Cadet Lynn Rundle (New England) a student at the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, gets first-hand information about the Army’s signal equipment from Signal Specialist Peter W. Deming (Rochester, New York). Cadet Rundle is one of thirty-three young women from colleges and universities throughout the Nation, attending the Army’s new four-week College Junior Program at the US Women’s Army Corps Center, Fort McClellan, Alabama. Upon graduation from college next year, Cadet Rundle will be eligible to apply for a commission in the United States Army Reserve.(U.S. Army Phot-August 1958) Photographer: Sp 4/c Charles Brothers, Signal Photo Lab, Fort McClellan, Ala."
Summary: Cadet Lynn Rundle of New England, North Dakota, a student at the University of North Dakota smiles as she sits in a military Jeep during a training event with Signal Specialist Peter W. Deming, a trainer at the U.S. Women's Army Corps Center at Fort McClellan, Alabama. Rundle was one of thirty -three young college women from across the United States attending the newly developed College Junior Program for a four week training which will make the women eligible to apply for Army Reserve commissions after graduation. She is in a light summer uniform and cap, Deming, from Rochester, New York, wears a helmet and sturdy uniform.
Red ID: PH_I_145148 Image ID: 106185 Image Notes: 00080-box02-folder17-01

Collection: 00080 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Bismarck Tribune Photograph Collection
Date: Circa 1930-1980

Summary: Images used in the Bismarck Tribune newspapers from the 1930s-1970s.

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