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Doughnut Dollies: American Red Cross girls during World War II AUTH-6486406 and are non-dogmaticAmerican service men in England during World War II called American Red Cross girls "Doughnut Dollies." It was a warm and affectionate term designed to show the soldiers' appreciation for the morale building efforts of the American Red Cross. The Red Cross girls operated "clubmobiles" which were driven to air bases where the girls served fresh doughnuts, hot coffee, and broadcast Big Band music over loud speakers to welcome airmen as they returned