Women’s Army Corps

Target entity: Women’s Army Corps
Context triple: [Oveta Culp Hobby, memberOf, Women’s Army Corps]

• A. Women's Royal Army Corps
  The Women's Royal Army Corps was the women's branch of the British Army, responsible for enlisting and employing women in a wide range of military support roles from the late 1940s until its disbandment in the early 1990s.
• B. Women's Auxiliary Air Force
  The Women's Auxiliary Air Force was the female branch of the British Royal Air Force during the Second World War, providing women for vital support and intelligence roles including communications, radar, and administrative duties.
• C. Women’s Royal Naval Service
  The Women’s Royal Naval Service was the women’s branch of the British Royal Navy, whose members served in vital shore-based and support roles, particularly during the World Wars.
• D. Woman’s Auxiliary
  The Woman’s Auxiliary is the women’s missionary and service organization associated with the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., supporting its religious, educational, and charitable work.
• E. Mahila Battalions
  Mahila Battalions are all-women units of the Central Reserve Police Force in India, formed to handle security, law-and-order, and crowd-control duties with a focus on gender-sensitive policing.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Women’s Army Corps
Target entity description: The Women’s Army Corps was the women’s branch of the United States Army during World War II and the postwar era, enabling women to serve in non-combat military roles.

• A. Women's Royal Army Corps
  The Women's Royal Army Corps was the women's branch of the British Army, responsible for enlisting and employing women in a wide range of military support roles from the late 1940s until its disbandment in the early 1990s.
• B. Women's Auxiliary Air Force
  The Women's Auxiliary Air Force was the female branch of the British Royal Air Force during the Second World War, providing women for vital support and intelligence roles including communications, radar, and administrative duties.
• C. Women’s Royal Naval Service
  The Women’s Royal Naval Service was the women’s branch of the British Royal Navy, whose members served in vital shore-based and support roles, particularly during the World Wars.
• D. Woman’s Auxiliary
  The Woman’s Auxiliary is the women’s missionary and service organization associated with the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., supporting its religious, educational, and charitable work.
• E. Mahila Battalions
  Mahila Battalions are all-women units of the Central Reserve Police Force in India, formed to handle security, law-and-order, and crowd-control duties with a focus on gender-sensitive policing.
• F. None of above. chosen