Members were assigned as administrative staff and supply personnel, and served in command positions and as guards at women's concentration camps.[330][331] While female concentration and extermination camp guards were civilian employees of the SS, the SS-Helferinnen who completed training at the Reichsschule für SS-Helferinnen in Oberehnheim (Alsace) were members of the Waffen-SS.[332] Like their male equivalents in the SS, females participated in atrocities against Jews, Poles, and others.[333]