Women soldiers

Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (left) and Colonel Oveta Culp Hobby (right) pose for a photograph. Colonel Boyce was promoted to replace Colonel Hobby who retired.

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce of the Women's Army Corps is seated behind her desk, with a map of North Africa and Europe on the wall behind her.

Two passport or identification photos of Lieutenant Colonel Westray B. Boyce.

This is a photograph of a painting of Westray Battle Boyce painted by Helen Holt Hawley. The portrait was part of an exhibit honoring Colonel Boyce in October, 1955 and is on display at the North Carolina State Hall of History.

Captain Westray Battle Boyce of the Women's Army Corps poses for a photograph.

Captain Westray Battle Boyce of the Women's Army Corps poses for a photograph.

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce of the Women's Army Corps is seated behind her desk, with a map of North Africa and Europe on the wall behind her.

Women's Army Corps Staff Director Captain Westray Battle Boyce (left) poses with her daughter (right), also named Westray Battle Boyce and referred to as Westray Jr. or "Webbie".

This is a photograph of a painting of Westray Battle Boyce painted by Helen Holt Hawley. The portrait was part of an exhibit honoring Colonel Boyce in October, 1955 and is on display at the North Carolina State Hall of History.

Women's Army Corps Staff Director Captain Westray Battle Boyce (left) poses with her daughter (right), also named Westray Battle Boyce and referred to as Westray Jr. or "Webbie".