Army - Womens Army Corps - Korea War Veteran - 1950 - 1953 - WAC - NDSM - KOREA SVC WAR Classic License Plate Handler known as the "Ivy Division"

known as the "Ivy Division" and the "Iron Horse"

Heritage and culture

A powerful tribute to the brave bomber crews who flew B-24 Liberators on strategic bombing missions throughout the Pacific Theater

The symbol has transcended its origins to become an enduring icon of independence

and engage enemy submarines

Army - Womens Army Corps - Korea War Veteran - 1950 - 1953 - WAC - NDSM - KOREA SVC WAR Classic License Plate Handler known as the "Ivy Division"Type: During the Korean War, the Women's Army Corps (WAC) served alongside their male counterparts, contributing to the war effort in various roles, including medical support, communication, and administration. While many WACs served stateside, some were stationed in Europe and Japan, providing crucial support to military personnel. The WAC, established in 1943, offered women the same ranks, privileges, and benefits as their male counterparts. 6. 24