 The appeal for women workers suggested that by performing war work, a woman supported her brother, boyfriend or husband in the armed forces, and hastened the day when he could return home.Women's groups and organizations were asked to recruit women for the WACS, WAVES, WASPS and other female branches of the services.The image of the "glamour girl" was applied to women in the military, to reassure women that joining the military did not make them less feminine.