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By Jim Roope, CNN
(CNN) - 91-year-old Florence Mast and 89-year-old Doris Vick served in WWII's US Navy as 'Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Services,' also known as Navy WAVES.
Vick joined the Navy at the age of 20 against her father's wishes. Since her mother was an Army nurse in WWI though, her father was quickly convinced to give his permission.
[:15] "We were really the first ones to be in the service," said Vick. "We opened the door."
Much of Florence Mast's family was already serving when she decided to join. Her father was in the Navy, her brother joined shortly after Pearl Harbor, and her husband was in the Army serving overseas.
When she signed up for the WAVES, Mast wrote her husband to tell him of her decision. She says his response was less than supportive.
[2:11] "Don't do it. Don't do it or I'll divorce you. That was the message. But I wrote to him saying it was too late, I was in the Navy.
They stayed together.
Both Florence and Doris went through boot camp at Hunter College in New York.
[2:57] "We did a lot of marching," Vick said. "They really walked the hell out of us."
The two spent the war working in state-side hospitals.
Editor's Note: Here Florence and Doris' story in the SoundCloud player above.
This conversation really made my day. My mother, who has been gone now for 15 years this month, was also a WAVE during WWII and was stationed in Key West. Though it was war time she had a very positive experience. She didn't tell her parents she had joined the Navy until the day she was leaving. They would have stopped her. She loved the marching that Florence talks about. Thank you for your service, Ladies!
Truly amazing women, and pioneers for the cause, allowing future generations like my mother to serve admirably. Thank you both, and God bless.
No they served in actual and unavoidable wars so future generations would not have to and could go on to do things better with their lives. i.e. higher education.
I swear with dopes like you there is no progress.
My uncle ww2 vet and pow said himself that should have been the last war for the USA.
there are no last wars. your uncle was wrong.
Thank you ladies, Your service has made it so that myself and women can serve in the NAvy.
Thank you Florence and Doris for your service and best wishes to two Real Ladies.
I may have been born in the wrong era (1948). I would have loved serving with the two of you and women like you. I SALUTE and THANK YOU for your service. Because I people like you, I am FREE.
My Aunt was a Navy nurse in WWII and called back in Korea. I really don't know too much about where she was, I just know she met my uncle who was a Marine in Korea. Both of them are gone now. It feel s great to know that my family has given so much for this country in the last three generations, that I personally know of. My Father, 4 uncles and an aunt were in WWII. My aunt, and two uncles in Korea. A couple of cousins were Vietnam Era and one during Desert storm. One uncle was killed in Europe. My father-in-law, myself, and my wife's uncle are Vietnam Era, and two of my daughters and two sons are Veterans of Iraq. These are the ones I can think of right off.
Unfortunately I was born a generation too late (or two). My grandfather was a WWI vet. My dad was a WWII vet. I would have been honored to stand beside these women!
My mother was a Wave Officer and very funny . We were at the WWII memorial and two fine young Marines spotted her NAVY shirt and came over to talk. She said she was a supply officer and she kept Marines supplied with what they needed. They thanked her and started to walk away and in a wonderful stage whisper she said "of course what most Marines needed were leg irons" The two Marines doubled up with laughter. Interestingly, on the tombstone she shares with my father (also a navy officer) in Arlington cemetery, It does not say "his wife" but gives her rank and service just like his. Equality took a while but it will last
I send many salutes to those Old Women Veterans.
I am a Vietnam veteran and my heart goes out to Doris and Florence. Thank you ladies!! I admire your service to our country.
I wish women like Doris and Florence could stay around forever! True patriots! Thank you for your service!
I truly enjoyed the conversation with Doris and Florence. The courage of the women of WWII was absolutely on par with the men. It's understandable why some call them the greatest generation.
Thank you ladies, we appreciate your service...

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Hi all,
this is my first beta release of FileTreePanel for Ext 2.x. Despite it looks very similar if not identical to Ext 1.x implementation, it is different, more structured and offers more (or different) configuration options which deserves an explanation.
The whole toy consists of 5 relatively independent classes that can be used also outside of FileTreePanel component. Starting from bottom up, they are:
This class is responsible for file uploads and has no UI. It has to have configured a store with some mandatory and some optional fields that contains mainly references to file input elements that hold file names to upload. It feature two modes of upload:
Single upload mode takes all inputs from store, creates one form, appends inputs to it and uploads files in one single request.
Multiple upload mode creates one form for one input and uploads each file in its own request. Other features:
- extends Ext.util.Observable
- start/stop all or individual uploads
- set path to upload to
- full set of events, both for individual files and whole upload
- upload progress support (not working for more than one file with PHP uploadprogress backend)
- client/server communication specification is same as for my Ext 1.x version
Provides user interface to the above uploader with a couple of buttons, DataView to display the upload queue and status of files and mainly the store used by both DataView and FileUploader. UploadPanel was designed to fit to a menu therefore it is small and narrow by design. Other features:
Ext.ux.BrowseButton by loeppky:
- extends Ext.Panel
- add files to queue, queue display
- remove files from queue one-by-one or all at once
- UI to stop whole upload or individual files
- icons for many file types
- icons for status of files
This class was not written by me, I just used it because it is good and working and because loeppky promised support and debugging if necessary.
It is (context) menu for FileTreePanel that contains UploadPanel for file uploads and other items for basic file operations such as:
- various open modes
- create folder
- rename file/folder
- delete file/folder
- upload file
- reload/expand/collapse of tree nodes
This server file tree UI that integrates all things together. Features:
Overall status:
- extends Ext.tree.TreePanel
- file type icons for many file types
- inline editing of file/folder names
- drag & drop operations
- context sensitive context menu
- optional top toolbar in addition to context menu (especially good for Opera users)
The code, though beta, is in very good condition, it is fully documented and commented and jslinted. Of course, I haven't had enough time to test everything so some bugs can pop up. I'm counting with your interest, support and bug reporting to help me to find and fix them. As majority of you perhaps already know, I'm not neither interested nor skilled enough to find IE bugs and workarounds for them, however, if you find IE specific bugs and workarounds for them, I will include them in the main code if they will be enclosed in Ext.isIE conditional blocks.
Features planned for 1.0 release are all implemented except the progress information I'm not quite sure about. The problem is mainly on server side so if some of you know how to implement better progress information for Apache/[email protected] I'll be only glad to hear from you.
The whole FileTreePanel package is now downloadable in 3 compressed formats: bz2, tar.gz and zip. Server side scripts, as for 1.x version, are not included in packages. You can write your own per specification I've published or you can contact me via PM or skype.
Note: You may need to adjust paths in filetree.css if your icons do not show correctly.
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Hi all.
I've reached one step in porting my FileTree to Ext 2.0, minor but important one, and that is Ext.ux.form.FileField form field.
This will become part of UploadForm (or something similar) and UploadForm will become part of FileTree.
Take a look at it here and let me know what do you think.


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