- American Red Cross Clubmobile
 - Dedicated to the women of World War II's Clubmobile Service. Includes the text and photos of Geronimo! One Woman's War by Charlotte Colburn, a clubmobile staff member. - Brave Women of Oceania
- Dedicated to the women of the South Pacific area who have served history.
- Bullwinkel, Vivian (1915-2000)@
- Chiang, Madame Kai-shek (1897-2003)@
- Khan, Noor Inayat (1914-1944)@
 Memorial to the Women of World War II Fund
- London memorial commemorating the contribution to the war effort by more than seven million women from 1939-1945.- Nachthexen (Night Witches)@
- Our Stories: Recollections of Women from WWII
- Project which is collecting firsthand accounts from women who lived through the war.
- Rosie the Riveter Memorial
- Celebrating and interpreting women's crucial contributions to the World War Two Home Front.
- Sisters in Resistance
- PBS companion to the documentary chronicling the heroism and friendships of four young non-Jewish women imprisoned in concentration camps during World War II for their resistance to the Nazi occupation of France.
- Soviet Women Pilots in the Great Patriotic War
- women pilots and fighter aces of the Red Air Force in WWII. Features aviators like Lilya Litvyak, Valeria Khmoyakova, and Katya Budanova and the aircraft they flew.
- Szabo, Violette (1921-1945)@
- What did you do in the war, Grandma?
- History of Rhode Island women during World War II.
- Women Airforce Service Pilots - WWII (2)
- Find sites about WASP or Women Airforce Service Pilots, the pioneering women pilots of World War II. Sites include history, stories of courage, quotes, and articles.
- Women as Portrayed in British World War II Advertising
- Images of women in magazine advertisements from 1940 to 1945.
- Women Come to the Front
- Profiles of selected female journalists, photographers, and broadcasters active during World War II.
- Women's Army Corps: A Commemoration of World War II Service
- Brochure prepared by Judith A. Bellafaire discussing the military history of the more than 150,000 American women who served in the Women's Army Corps (WAC) during World War II.
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