The History of the "Lady Hellcats"
The "Lady Hellcats" refers to
women Marines who served in World War I, nicknamed for their toughness and selection process. These women, part of the Marine Corps Women's Reserve, were chosen for their physical and mental strength, serving for the same pay as male Marines of equal rank.
Our Mission
At HellCats PAC, our mission is to elect and empower women veterans who are running for Congress across the country, that will fight for the values of freedom and equality for all.
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Learn about how to join our movement and support women veterans for office from around the country. Next year, Congress should be invaded by female combat veterans, and HellCats PAC will need you to join our mission.
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