The decision was made by Captain Anne A. Lentz, one of the first female officers selected to run the Marine Corps Women's Reserve during the Second World War.
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It is present in Tapiche Ohara's Reserve, a reserve located in Tapiche District, Requena Province, Loreto Region in Peru.
Following her school graduation, Pryer joined the United States Marine Corps Women's Reserve in 1944, entertaining troops as a singer with the Dick Jurgens Orchestra.
Keokuk's leadership declined as he increasingly consumed alcohol.