European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 29, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes july Anita a Endervelt Job is interesting Dunn life Here Judith Tanach la learning a profession navys women celebrate 35 years photos by Chris Christensen they began As nurses but soon per formed clerical and administrative thirty years later they were repairing air Craft and collecting weather now some attend the naval others Are in the future they May go they Are Navy women who celebrate their 3sth year of regular naval service on if i were a id join the was the recruiting slogan up until 1918 when the naval Reserve Force was Cre ated and women were allowed to but the history of women in the Navy Dales Back officially to 1906 when the Navy nurse corps was the first 20 women who reported for duty became known As the sacred during world War i the women role in the Navy came into its in addition to the about women served on Active duly As Many tackled the mountains of paperwork at the Navy department while others became fingerprint experts and re for the first time they were sent overseas to such places at puerto Hawaii and in 1919 after world War i the Reserve Force was Twenty three years at the Onset of another world women again began serving in the this time they were there to on july Congress authorized establish ment of the women Reserve As a Sepa but related part of the regular in world War Waves i women accepted for voluntary emergency service became eligible for different their Job during the War was to free men for overseas and shipboard by the wars end the women Reserve included and is still the most women Ever id Haw served on june women gained their biggest foothold when they became a part of the regular today there Are about women on Active Navy in at naval there Are 12 female officers and 118 enlisted women serving in the Navy a total of women serve throughout the area of responsibility of naval Ensign Phyllis a notre Dame University has been in the Navy a scant seven weeks and is now serving in As a midshipman she was the first woman to Ever attend the naval Justice school at for her first class cruise and spent six weeks in the staff of commander oceanographic Survey Atlan tic at for her second class diversity is the word i use to describe my dealing with so Many problems and so Many different things Hap pening All the its a lot of but terribly i enjoy it Provost i like my it gives me a Chance to learn something in the medical sometimes it gets but then any Job dealing closely with people said Hospital Man Judith Tannehill of nor who attended medical corps school for a year and aerospace Medicine Brown says Congress will of korean costs technician school before being assigned to disbursing clerk 2 Anita we Survell o Kan who has been in the Navy five years and stationed in Maine and now in going a different segment of disbursing that 1 Haven done before which makes my Job i sometimes think Here Arent enough people to go around for the work involved Yeoman Maryjon a Navy woman for five years who has served in the Navy recruiting District in new York and with personnel in said of theres nothing i dislike about my i Rind it 1 like the people i get along with my co work the morale is and dental Man Seaman Cindy who has served in he Navy in Florida and California before coming to i like my seeing new people and doing something for 1 dont particularly like being so isolated from everyone else in the being in the dental de but other than that t enjoy life t Chatt car whom 11 Elx gym u Phyllis Provost is the word Tokyo up defense Secretary Harold Brown predicted wednesday that Congress will approve a 2 billion package la cover withdrawal of troops from officiate said Brown told japanese defense minister Asao Mihara he believed there would be sufficient support to carry out the program after the Carter administration presents its Case to con officials said the question was raised by the who Are concerned that any weakening of military forces in South Korea might Lead to North korean Augrea Sim while the investigation of charges that congressmen took bribes from korean lobbyists was not officials said the talks involved japanese fears the pullout might not involve a program to pro vide South Korea with modern weapons to fill the officials said Brown also told the Japa Nese an american general will remain in charge of the joint command that will be set up with the South koreans during the after meeting with defense Brown talked with foreign minister Ichiro Hatoyama and prime minister Takeo Fukuda before his departure or the United we intend to maintain Strong military forces in the including our air and naval deployments throughout the Western our marines in and our bases in Guam and the Philip Brown the defense Secretary made a on Day Stopover to Brief the japanese government in the results of consultations in Seoul on the including a decision to leave major combat elements in the country until the Inal Brown told the officials the United states was determined to remain a Mili tary Power in East Asia and the both through its air forces and support troops that would be left in South Korea after the withdrawal As Welt As sea and air Power elsewhere in the Myja Neyler