Women Warriors of WWII

This video teaches about the women who served in a variety of capacities during World War Two, from civilians working in factory production to pilots serving in the military. This video discusses multiple women who went above and beyond to play their part in the war effort as well as groups of women who paved the way for future generations and demonstrated their resolve to ensure females were seen and treated as equal to males.

Oveta Culp Hobby

This video describes the accomplishments of Oveta Culp Hobby, founder and commander of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (later the Women's Army Corps). Her dedication and hard work in creating this military unit from the ground up was instrumental in the involvement of women in the US military during World War Two.

Angels of Bataan

This video talks about the Angels of Bataan, a group of Army nurses stationed in the Philippines when the Japanese attacked in December 1941. These women performed their duties despite hazardous conditions in a combat zone and an internment camp, exemplifying the ethics and dedication of the medical field and inspiring future nurses.

Rosie the Riveter

This video examines the history behind Rosie the Riveter, one of the most iconic images of World War Two. Through Rosie, we look at the roles women played in wartime production and in the workforce in general throughout the war, highlighting the importance of their contributions towards American victory in the war.

This video recounts to accomplishments and contributions of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, who defied the traditional role of a passive First Lady by playing an active role in the war effort, women's rights, and civil rights. She continued to participate in diplomatic and social issues even after the death of her husband, determined to help ensure equal rights for not only Americans but all people across the globe.

Women Airforce Service Pilots
This video takes a look at the Women Airforce Service Pilots, or WASPs, who served in the military in World War Two. It discusses the requirements and duties of a WASP, the challenges and discrimination they faced from military and civilians alike, and their accomplishments in aviation, which have continued to encourage and inspire female aviators today.

TEKS for Women Warriors of WWII

Elementary Social Studies: 113.16, 5 (A) (C)

Middle School Social Studies: 113.19, 7 (D) (E)

High School: 113.41, 7 (E) (G)