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• WRAC was responsible for approving major budget and service decisions.
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• Her next posting were as a TA Battalion WRAC.
• After the school left, the site was for a while used as the WRAC College.
• Internally the " RAC " in WRAC was always thought to stand for Radio Adams County.
• On 1 February 1949, the ATS became the Women's Royal Army Corps ( WRAC ).
• In 1953, she attended a six-month course at the WRAC Staff College, Frimley Park.
• WRAC was always only referred to as WRAC in jingles and promos; never with any taglines or nicknames.
• WRAC was always only referred to as WRAC in jingles and promos; never with any taglines or nicknames.
• WRAC C103 is one of four stations in southern Ohio and northern Kentucky owned and operated by DreamCatcher Communications.
• Therefore, she became an officer of the WRAC and, for the first time, became subject to military law.
• In early 1969, the owner of another Racine station, WRAC, purchased WRJN-FM for $ 60, 000.
• WRAC was originally founded and placed on the air by Virginia Purdy as part of the Ohio River Broadcasting Association ( ORBA ).
• From 1951 to 1953, she served there as officer commanding of the 4th Independent Company, WRAC; a unit of 400 female personnel.
• She was lady in waiting to Mary, the Princess Royal, the Controller Commandant of the WRAC, and accompanied her to Canada in 1962.
• Any person who served with the Corps ( Regular, TA or National Service ), including ATS and WRAC is eligible to join The Association.
• The original purpose of the organization was to critique the racism WRAC members perceived, and to raise awareness of the harmful effects of internalized racism.
• Due to the urgent need for the weapon, the request was denied and the Winchester Repeating Arms Company ( WRAC ) was designated as the prime contractor.
• Holmes eventually qualified as a Sergeant Class 1 PTI, although she remained in the Adjutant General's Corps after the disbandment of the WRAC in 1992.
• The Western Regional Advisory Council ( WRAC ), consisting of the head librarian in each municipality served by the System, functioned as a board of library trustees.