World War Two Heroes: clubmobile crew girl, donut dolly ARC Angel Janet Dillon Blair

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Origional World War Two American Red Cross Clubmobile Patch of Felt; click for a larger version of this scan of an origional WWII ARC Clubmobile Patch.

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2004 photo of the pretty and precious Donut Dolly, WWII Clubmobiler Janet Dillon Blair in front of her nicely restored 2 ½ ton GMC WWII Clubmobile; click to enlarge and download a larger public domain copyright free version of this vintage historic WWII Clubmobilers picture.

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Janet Dillon Blair WWII vintage Donut Dolly, Clubmobiler:

Some beauty runs too deep to be able to transfer to the thin “silver screen”, and some of the beauties of world war were too busy making barrels of coffee and boxes of donuts to autograph cheesecake pictures for the troops to pin up on their barracks walls. Some beautiful girls went to the war with our boys as more than fantasies and they provided more than a momentary distraction and dreams. They went to the troops near the battlefields wherever they were; many of these boys didn’t have a barracks wall to hang a sexy pin up girl picture on anyway, they were on the move; but some beautiful girls offered real love that the GIs could really wrap their lips around (donuts) and something really hot and sultry they could really put their hands on (coffee), such an wonderful beautiful girl was Janet Dillon Blair, ARC Clubmobiler.

Name: Janet Dillon Blair
Occupation: American Red Cross Clubmobiler (AKA Donut Dolly, Donut Dollies)
Years Active: 1943 - 1946
Notable Works: Traveled many miles with allied troops over roads to rough for regular travel across the war torn European Theater of Operations starting Normandy France, served a million cups of coffee with don’t and smiles, also provided music and magazines.
Date/Death/Cause: Still alive and kicking; celebrated D-Day re-enactment and 60th anniversary celebration at Normandy in June 2004, some pictures in the gallery below.
Short Biography: Women were not allowed in combat during WWII but wherever the “boys” went the ARC Clubmobiler Girls like Janet Dillon Blair were not far behind and they all need to be commended and remembered. Janet was among the elite force of girls that hit the beach at Normandy for D-Day as soon as it was secured and took their GMC clubmobiles and followed our troops across Europe until Germany and Hitler were conquered, Thanks Janet, God Bless You!

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Photo Gallery of 1940’s ARC Clubmobilers and Clubmobiles some from WWII

Clubmobile in Algeria	Janet Blair flips the victory sign from her GMC 2 1/2 ton WWII Red Cross Clubmobile	Janet Dillon Blair Normandy D-Day Celebration 2004
Girls & GIs in front of an English bus Clubmobile.	1944 Janet arrives Normandy	Crew of the Dallas Clubmobile Janet Blair, Peg and Diana .
WWII ARC Clubmobile Nicely Restored	WWII ARC Clubmobile	WWII ARC Clubmobile Nicely Restored
WWII ARC Clubmobile getting off-loaded	WWII ARC Clubmobile Bus	Bus Interior View
WWII American Red Cross Clubmobile Bus