Semper Fi Sisters! Looking for anyone who I served with and all PLT 4011 and 4010 sisters and DI's! OohRAH

Hello to my fellow Women Marines and happy birthday. Since I first joined the Marine Corps, I have participated in many of the early changes for WMs. I was among the first to qualify with a rifle and earn a sharp shooter badge. I am so proud to be a Marine and so proud of all my sisters. Semper Fi.

I am here in memory of my mother, PFC Margret L. Pheatt, USMCR, 1942 - 1945, Fox and Hotel Companies, Hq, USMC

We typically don’t get the same recognition as our male counterparts. So, I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you to all the brave women who have served their country and paved the way for me in today's Marine Corps.

Proud to be part of the fewer, the prouder.... Women Marines! Semper Fi ladies.

Recently I had the opportunity to view the Molly Marine statue in New Orleans and the restaurant Mothers where it was designated as a tins tavern. Love learning about the history of the corps wherever my travels my lead.

The Marine corp taught me how to handle Life. How to deal the problems you will face in life.

Enlisted in Pittsburgh, PA - Reside in Pittsburgh, PA. I was Presidential recalled in o3 and finished my enlisted in the reserves for Operational Iraqi Freedom.

Gunnery Sergeant....proudly served, Desert Storm and Enduring Freedom! Semper Fidelis

Proud to have served with the fewer, the prouder. Smyrna, GA SEMPER FI!

State of enlistment: New Mexico. Currently reside in: New Mexico Shouldve stayed in, miss the Marine Corps.

Enlisted in Pittsburgh, PA. and now living in Alabama. I should have stayed in; it's a females Marine Corps as well as a males Marine Corps. I still make 45's and don't walk on grass, tear up when I hear taps and have reveille on my phone alarm. Semper Fi Ladies of The Corps!

Semper Fi, my fellow Marines. Glad to be part of the family.

Semper Fi

Enlisted in Pittsburgh, PA. and now living in Alabama. I should have stayed in; it's a females Marine Corps as well as a males Marine Corps. I still make 45's and don't walk on grass, tear up when I hear taps and have reveille on my phone alarm. Semper Fi Ladies of The Corps!

Oohrah

SEMPER FI all. Looking for all my Sisters from Plt 13A. Thank. You

Semper Fidelis!

Corporal Mary Kerke (nee Chillman), age 91, has received her PCS orders to guard Heaven's streets on August 19, 2015. She enlisted with the Chicago Platoon in 1944 and completed recruit training at Camp Lejeune NC. She was assigned to Aviation Womens Reserve Squadron-21, Brown Field MCAS Quantico VA as an Aviation Machinist repairing the Corsair fighter, and later to Henderson Hall, Arlington VA where she was discharged in 1946 SEMPER FIDELIS Kepp 'em flying!

Sgt of Marines! Graduate boot camp in Nov 94. Stationed on Pendleton from 95-98. Then on Lejeune from 98-00. Final duty station was on Okinawa from 00-02. Miss all my brothers and sister who I served and I love the fact that I can meet new family every day. SEMPER FIDELIS Marines!!!!

One of the best times of my life!

Enlisted in Pittsburgh, PA. and now living in Alabama. I should have stayed in; it's a females Marine Corps as well as a males Marine Corps. I still make 45's and don't walk on grass, tear up when I hear taps and have reveille on my phone alarm. Semper Fi Ladies of The Corps!

Enlisted in Pittsburgh, PA and I now live in Alabama. I should have stayed in; it's a females Marine Corps as well as a males Marine Corps I still make 45's and don't walk on the grass. I tear up when I hear Taps and I have Reveille on my phone alarm. Semper Fi Ladies of The Corps!

Semper Fi!

Hoping all goes well.

Best choice I ever made in my life......

So thankful for my time in and for the lifetime sisters I've had since boot camp. Semper Fi!

Great site will be back often

I was stationed at Camp Courtney in Okinawa and Parris Island and Beaufort Air Station in MACS-5.

Am one of 6 kids, but the Marine Corps helped me realize who I am as an individual, not who my family is.

I love seeing all the different generations of women Marines!

Two of the best years of my life. From Indiana to Camp Lejeune, El Toro MCAS#7, Ewa, Oahu MCAS #14 to Henderson Hall, Va. for discharge. As a civilian beautician I never expected to be one in the Marine Corps, but I soon found out we were the only female services to have them on base. I was always sorry I didn't Free A Man To Fight. Approaching 93 years of age I am still enjoying life with the younger Fewer and Prouder as a member of WMA Chapter FL-2, St. Petersburg, FL area. Unable to attend Conventions I have my memories of those in the past. Carry on Marines!! Semper Fi to All!!!!

Wished I stayed in longer but my pride and love carries on every day. Semper Fi~

Just finished a successful and very enjoyable 12 year career.

Blessed to be part of this sisterhood!

I really am proud to be one of so many woman marines. Thank you for all the hard work you do to honor us all.

Happy armed forces day sisters!

The Korean War had just started, my Marine brother was severely wounded, decided to join the Corps to do my part. I worked on Broadway in NYC, the Recruiting Station was within walking distance, after work I went to enlist and never regretted it. Was stationed at Hdqtrs. USMC and met my career Marine husband who had just returned from Korea, fought at the Chosen Reservoir, we'll celebrate our 64th anniversary this week.....our daughter and son were both born on Nov. 10 a year apart.....We celebrate big time.

Ohhhh rah!!!!

Served Lejeune at Courthouse Bay then Albany GA. Joined Reserves MWSG 47 in 78.

Your new updates are awesome. I love the page.

Hi. When does the maradmin come out about the convention?

Semper Fidelis

Semper Fi

SGT- Always remember "We are the fewer and the prouder" ladies. Love the Corps!!

First Sergeant of Marines. My wife Annie and I joined the Corps together and went to boot camp on Nov 10, 1997. She got out after four but has missed it ever since. Semper Fi Ladies.

Semper Fi!

Looking for Karen Michelle Haynes and Phyllis Williams. Hope that they see this.

Looking for anyone that served in Okinawa Japan Camp Kinder from September 2002- July 2003. My name was Cpl Arnold back then.

Want to find out about things the chapters do. How do I join a chapter and wma?

Semper Fi

Proud to have served! PIDI from 2000-2004, Oscar Company! Semper Fidelis!

Platoon 10 A Parris, Island, SC love to hear from anyone who served at Quantico,VA enlisted from Philly

good memories

love the new website

Proud to say I was a Marine. Many great memories from that period in my life.

Semper Fidelis, Lady Leathernecks. Thankful for my time in the Corps and Wishing all an OUTSTANDING day today and all days!

Enlisted in Pittsburgh, PA. and now living in Alabama. I should have stayed in; it's a females Marine Corps as well as a males Marine Corps. I still make 45's and don't walk on grass, tear up when I hear taps and have reveille on my phone alarm. Semper Fi Ladies of The Corps!

Love the new site!

I would love to reconnect to any of my sisters from PLt 4022 grad date Sept 28, 87. We are coming up on our 30 year mark.

Semper Fi

The Few The Proud...Women Marines!!

Looking for my buddies anywhere, I was at Pendleton 80-84, Bootcamp platoon 18B.

Not sure if I'm a member or not ,but would like to attend convention.

Nothing beats the bonds I made in the Corps. I served most of my time at Camp Pendleton with a tour in Okinawa. I am so honored to be one of the fewer and prouder. I recently took a trip to D.C. and visited the Woman in Military Service for America Memorial at Arlington Cemetary. It is a wonderful tribute. I would like to say to those who came before, and to those who will follow, Siemper Fi!

I was a Platoon Commander with the 1st Marine Division, Vietnam, 1971. When I returned to the US, I was posted to Camp LeJeune MCB. Capt Jan Kimmer lived in the BOQ next to mine on Paradise Point. On Thanksgiving of 1972, she cooked the best Thanksgiving meal ever for all the Lieutenants who were duty officers that day. It was awesome ! Semper Fi, Robert Zerby ( 1st Lt in 1972 ) doctorzerby@yahoo.com

Platoon 9B. Quantico and Yuma!

So nice to have found WMA and the technology to support our brothers/sisters.

I served my first tour at MCAS El Toro, California and my second tour at MCB Camp Pendleton, California (lapse in time was because I followed my heart to Minnesota after my first tour just to get it broken). I loved every minute of my time as a WM. I made wonderful, wonderful friends and had the biggest adventures of my life. I am so proud to have served with such dedicated women. Thank you for your service. Semper Fi!

Shout out to Parris Island gals from PLT 4032, who earned the title on November 15, 1991.

I am looking for two Marines that I served with, Major Judith Sternburg and Col Diane Marsh. If anyone knows them and can forward my email address to them , I would appreciate it. Semper Fi Bill Maroney

Looking forward to getting reconnected with more Marine Corps sisters. Duty stations include Camp Lejeune, Camp Courtney Okinawa, Camp Smith Hawaii, NAS Atlanta.

Looking for Phyliss Evans - Marine. I am the Commander of the Women Veterans of Freeborn County (MN). Some of our members have been wondering about her and would very much enjoy communicating if possible. Thank you in advance for any info.

I completed boot camp in the hot summer of 1978, Parris Island, Plt 12B. We were "Lady Marines." I received orders to train at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, along with a set of "Gomer Pyle Style Sateen Utilities and boots." Hmmm.... My orders took me to Camp LeJeune, NC. I was the VERY FIRST WOMAN IN THE WEAPONS INSPECTION AND REPAIR SHOP in the United States Marine Corps... 1978. Memories galore! Does ANYONE remember bootcamp as a "lady Marine?" OMG, the rain bonnets, and rain boots? And why the heck can I not find ANY pics of those old summer seersucker uniforms??? Interesting how our era got LOST.

Female recruits began qualifying with the M16A2 service rifle at Parris Island in late 1985-early 1986. This is a huge milestone for female Marines, yet, I don't see it posted on the WMA milestone / history page. Why?

Trying to locate LtCol Gloria Moyer. Served together but lost track. If anyone knows her, please send her my email. Semper Fidelis, Chuck

I send my appreciation and respect to the Women Marines who have fought, and continue to fight, for us. My time was spent with SOES at MCAS Cherry Point. I was the squadron's unit diary clerk and pay clerk, working in an upper level of a hangar where I had a fantastic view of the Blue Angels practicing for air shows, as well as training flights of the Harrier AV-8A. I met great people from all walks of life, and learned more than I could have imagined.

Sergeant. 1979 -1989 The thing I miss the most are the people that you meet and even after 30 years the friendships are still there. Traveled like a Gypsy with VMFP-3 Eltoro CA some of the best times. 86-89. Semper Fi

Semper Fi WM's. I was in Platoon 8B & my MOS was 2111 Armorer. I served in Okinawa from Dec 82 to Dec 83 at Camp Hansen with Ordnance Maintenance Co. I was then transferred to Camp Pendleton in Jan 84 for nearly 4 year at Ordnance Maintenance Co. I then was transferred to Marine Barracks 8th & I as the Post Armorer from 1988 to 1990. I currently live in Texas. Best time of my life.

The USMC best part of my life. Would do again.. While station at Camp Pendleton I took part in the USMC Women's Trick Drill Team... We bought several trophy's. Semper Fi Ladies

Seems like a mere blink of an eye--and yet, the lessons I've taken from my Marine Corps career apply each and every day of my life. Semper fi--the Few the Remarkable Women Marines

Hello to my fellow Women Marines, of yesterday and today. Thank you all for your many contributions. Proud to be a MARINE!! Semper Fi

Semper Fidelis, Ladies! Just became a lifer......

Served: 0151 administrator 1995-2001 6046 aviation maintenance administrator 2002 - 2005 8511 drill instructor 2005 - 2008 8412 SNCO academy instructor 2009 - 2011 6046 aviation maintenance administrator 2012 - 2013 8014 Squadron Gunnery Sergeant 2013 - 2015 Stationed: Okinawa Japan 1995 -1997, 2000 -2005, 2008 - 2012 Pensacola Florida 1997-1998 MCAS New River 1999 -2000, 2012 -2015 Paris Island SC 2005 - 2008

Mustanger, Commissioned in Dec 80 (don't do the math; I am still 25). I received my EGA heart tattoo and haven't been the same since. The Marine Corps wasn't a job, it was a way of life that gave me the opportunity to live, work, and hangout with some of the most wonderful people in the world; Marines (and Sailors). Oorah!

Here to honor my mom, Mary Jane Webb, USMC 1954-1958, from Edgecomb, ME. She did basic training at Parris Island, then was stationed at USMC San Francisco. She was propud to have been a Marine, as was my dad, and we are proud of her!

My mother Mary Caroline (Bohan)Ingram was a member of the Woman Marines Association. Although she only served a short time before was honorably discharged due to her pregnancy with me, it changed her life. In those days, women could not stay enlisted, she was very proud of her country and remained in contact with her Marine Sisters. She enjoyed every convention she attended. I wish I knew how to reach all of those who knew her to let them know that she passed away on January 12th. Please pass on the word to those who knew her. Thanks to all of you for your service & Semper Fi . CarolAnn Eppens

In memory of my mother. Lt. Helen (Dale) Peters. Control tower operator at Parris Island. Would be interested in hearing from anyone who served with her. She was proud to be among the first to enlist during WWII.

Semper Fi! Began training 9-29-75 and graduated 11-24-75 Plt 9. Ended my career in Charleston SC I-I Staff CoC, 4th Landing Support Bn, 4th FSSG, 4th MarDiv. I still miss the time even after all these years.

I need some help as im geting ready to looseing my left leg...im at the st.louis.Mo. V.A..please help me.......my phone no. Is 5737058478......my service no....w714198...Semper Fi. .

My mother served at Hq USMC during World War II and passed away in 1974. I am trying t find a photo of her if possible. The email above is mine. Thank you, Merrill A. Vaughan, MSgt, USAF (Ret)

Semper Fi MY Sisters and Fellow DevilGals... Proud to have served in the best branch of service - OORah..and will continue to support my Sisters still active and former.

The hardest part about being a Marine is being a Woman Marine. But I am who I am because of the Corps and I'll never regret it. As Elisha said, "Proud to be part of the fewer, the prouder..." Semper Fi