What name was given to the first female Marines?

The correct answer refers to the official designation of the first female Marines, who were known as "Women Marines." This name was adopted during World War II, specifically when women were recruited into the Marine Corps to fill roles traditionally held by men, who were deployed in combat. The term "Women Marines" became a recognized label that distinguished female Marines and acknowledged their contributions to the military.

The choices that refer to terms such as "Marinettes," "Marines Daughters," and "Marine Angels" do not represent the historical nomenclature used by the Marine Corps. These terms may evoke images of women in relation to the Marines but lack the official recognition and historical context that "Women Marines" provides.