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Title
[Portrait
of
Adelaide
Murphy
,
circa
1944]
Date
1944
Date approximate?
yes
Subject headings
World War, 1939-1945
United States. Marine Corps--Women
Era
World War II era (1940-1946)
Service branch
Marines--USMC Womens Reserve
Item description
Portrait
of
Adelaide
Murphy
,
circa
1944
, in
Marines
'
summer
seersucker
uniform
with
bell
crown
hat
.
Photo
by
Bradford
Bachrach
.
Veteran's name
Murphy, Adelaide Proctor Cotter
Veteran's biography
Adelaide
Cotter
Murphy
(1921-2005)
of
Boston
,
Massachusetts
,
served
in the
Woman
Marines
as a
pilot
Link
trainer
from
1943
to
1945
.
Adelaide
Murphy
was
born
29
August
1921
in
Boston
,
Massachusetts
. She
graduated
from
Notre
Dame
Academy
in
1939
, and then
attended
nearby
Lesley
College
for
teacher
training
.
Murphy
joined
the
Woman
Marines
in
early
1943
and was
sent
to
Hunter
College
in
New
York
for
basic
training
.
Following
basic
training
, she was
sent
to
Atlanta
,
Georgia
, for
LITIS
(Link
Instrument
Training
Instructors
School)
. She was then
stationed
at
Cherry
Point
,
North
Carolina
, in
mid-1943
to be a
Link
Trainer
. She was
transferred
to
nearby
Bogue
,
North
Carolina
, and was in
charge
of the
Link
department
. In
1944
,
Murphy
was
transferred
to
Vero
Beach
,
Florida
, to
do
more
advanced
Link
training
. She was
discharged
from the
Marines
in
fall
1945
.
Murphy
married
in
November
1945
and
stayed
with her
husband
at
Vero
Beach
until
his
discharge
. They then
moved
to
Asheville
for a
year
,
followed
by
Greensboro
,
North
Carolina
, in
1947
. They had
three
children
.
Adelaide
Murphy
died
on
29
May
2005
.
Type
image
Original format
photographs
Image type
Formal portrait
Original publisher
[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified]
Contributing institution
Martha Blakeney Hodges Special Collections and University Archives, UNCG University Libraries
Source collection
WV0240 Adelaide Murphy Papers
Rights statement
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Additional rights information
IN
COPYRIGHT
. This
item
is
subject
to
copyright
.
Contact
the
rights
holder
noted
above
for
permission
to
reuse
.
Photo
by
Bradford
Bachrach
.
Object ID
WV0240.6.002
Digital publisher
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, University Libraries, PO Box 26170, Greensboro NC 27402-6170, 336.334.5304 --
http://library.uncg.edu/
OCLC number
900812635
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