Donna Barr Brown Collection
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- Donna Barr Brown
- Donna Barr Brown during boot camp at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina, circa 1970.
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- Donna Barr Brown
- Donna Barr Brown, 1972.
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- Donna Barr Brown
- Donna Barr Brown works on a projection machine, 1972.
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- Donna Barr Brown
- Donna Barr Brown during boot camp at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, South Carolina, circa 1970.
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- Newspaper clipping featuring First Lieutenant Linda A. Roth
- First Lieutenant Linda A. Roth checks a new training model of a M-60 machine gun.
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- Newspaper clipping featuring Lance Corporal Barbara Majewski
- Lance Corporal Barbara Majewski loosk over the final print copy of Camp Lejeune's "Globe" newspaper.
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- Newspaper clipping featuring Major-General Carl A. Youngdale and Captain J.A. Lamb
- Women Marines 29th anniversary celebration featured speakers Major-General Carl A. Youngdale and Captain J. A. Lamb, right.
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- Newspaper clipping featuring Staff Sergeant Rose M. Dillard
- Staff Sergeant Rose M. Dillard performs administrative duties, 1972.
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- Oral History interview with Donna Barr Brown
- Primarily documents Donna Barr Brown's service with the United States Women Marines. Brown recalls never regretting her decision to join the U.S. Marine Corps because she saw it as a way to get out of her hometown, learn something different, and make a better life for herself. She also reveals she was accepted for veteran's disability benefits because of water contamination at Camp Lejeune during her time there.
