Navy wives debate sea duty for women on ships
A group of enlisted Navy wives discusses the shift toward women serving at sea under Adm. Zumwalt's reforms. They weigh long shifts, loneliness, and trust, with opinions split but a two to one verdict in favor of allowing women sea duty. A photo by Chuck Sundquist accompanies.
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Ian of
Sanctuary
Elmo Zumwalt
Adm
Alene B. Duerk
Navy
Megs Hall
Betty Petrushkin
First Woman Joins CMA Cruise On Training Ship Voyage
Mrs Gardiner, the first woman to sail with the California Maritime Academy, boarded the Mertens training ship Golden Boar for a sea voyage that included ports in San Diego Tahiti Auckland Sydney Suva Hilo and Long Beach. She described breaking ground for women in naval training and noted her powerful personal experience aboard ship.
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Samantha Gardiner
CMA
Rocky Lane
Top
Dennis McGuire
Golden Bear
Long Beach
Vallejo
Unifornia Maritime Academy
Mertens
Satie Garchinen
Ee AM Mudlshipmien
Gardiner
Birt
Bs Cening
Shir
Academy
Tas
Leband
Mid
San Diego
Papeete
Tahiti
Auckhind
New Zealand
Sydney
Australia
Suva
Wii
Hilo
Women's Studies on the Upswing at Sarah Lawrence
BRONXVILLE N Y A growing wave of undergraduates and six women in New Haven born Sarah Lawrence College建立s first graduate program in women's studies. The Rockefeller Foundation awards 140000 to expand the program, aiming to train teachers and leaders in a national movement transforming historical inquiry and gender studies.
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Srom
Hobtitzeller
New Haven
Sarait Lawrence
Rockefeller Foundation
Cllege
New School
Lemer
American Hristorical Association
Lerner
van Gudol
Sarah Lawrence
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Finiself
Ness
Bronxville
N.Y
Elizabeth
Anna Hobntzeller
Alaul
de. Gerda Lerner
Dr. Lerner
Rother
Columbiac
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