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The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is the nation's record keeper. Of all documents and materials created in the course of business conducted by the United States Federal government, only 1%- 3% are so important for legal or historical reasons that they are kept by us forever. Those valuable records are preserved and are available to you, whether you want to see if they contain clues about your family’s history, need to prove a veteran’s military service, or are researching an historical topic that interests you.
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Women during World War II were filling new roles such as Cryptographers or “Code Girls.” These positions were in many branches of the military as well as Federal agencies. Due to varied types of service and last name, locating the "Code Girl" personnel records presents a unique challenge. Reference Archives Specialist Cara Moore Lebonick, takes you through the process of tracking down “Code Girl” personnel records at the National Archives at St. Louis and deciphering what they can reveal!
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Cara Moore Lebonick is currently a Reference Archives Specialist for the National Archives and has worked with us since 2013. She searches and provides access to individual personnel records of former military and civil servants of the Federal government. Before coming to the National Archives, Cara has worked in a variety of museums and positions. She is also an American Studies Ph.D. student at Saint Louis University studying community building in St. Louis during the New Deal, where she has a Master of Arts in the same field. She has additional degrees from Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville including: a Bachelor's Degree in History; a Master's Degree in History; and a Post baccalaureate in Museum Studies.
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A female code breaker and member of the WAVES (Women
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“Code Girls” is a somewhat vague descriptor for the various titles and types of employment held by these women. Liza Mundy details many of these variations in her book Code Girls, The Untold Story of the American Women Code Breakers of World War II. These variations are well-known by the National Archives at St. Louis staff. On March 22, 2019, the Library of Congress Veterans History Project hosted five “Code Girls” in a ceremony at their facility. There have been several other commemorations in recent years about these women who worked diligently to interpret enemy messages. These have lead to an increase in reference requests for “code girl” personnel records and have forced our staff to become intimately knowledgeable on how to find them. A notice against speaking about job specifics when on leave. (National Archives, RG 64) 8
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Code Girls were employed by a number of different federal agencies and served multiple branches in a military capacity.
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A woman’s name change, due to marriage, can make locating a code girl record more difficult.
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Those who served in military branches had less direct titles, as they held rates or rank, as Ensigns and Officers, with speciality duties. Engsigns who showed an aptitude for code breaking could move up, but first after succeeding in specialized training and sought out.
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These records corroborate Mundy’s claim -- that these women were commonly picked up from colleges and universities for their technical and language skills.
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William D. Coffee headed an all black group of female cryptographers. One of them was Ethel Just, whose Efficiency Rating is pictured. Like many civilian employee records, it is difficult to track down these individuals. This is due to no longer existing roster or administrative listing that survived the record schedule to destroy them.
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