Women soldiers

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (right)pictured with three unidentified companions fishing off a military craft.

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (left) stands next to an unidentified officer at an unknown airbase.

A group of unidentified WACs with an unidentified guide visit Roman ruins, probably near Pompeii, Italy.

Photograph of the indoor pool at the WAC base in North Africa. A small group of WACs can be seen in the distant right end of the pool area. All are unidentified.

Women's Army Corps (WACs) Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (left) enjoys a meal. WAC sitting to right of Colonel Boyce in photograph could be Second Lieutenant Elizabeth Parker, her secretary. All others are unidentified.

WAC Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (left) dines with other members of the WACs. Second Lieutenant Elizabeth Parker, Lieutenant Colonel Boyce's secretary, could be to the right of Colonel Boyce. All others are unidentified.

Four unidentified WACs stand in line in preparation for boarding the ship that will transport them from North Africa to Italy.

Members of the Women's Army Corps (WACs) participate in the parade held as part of the ceremony to award Corporal James Slaton the Congressional Medal of Honor. All are unidentified.

A group of unidentified WACs and their guide during a visit to the House of Vettii in the Roman ruins at Pompeii, Italy.

Unidentified WACs listen to an unidentified guide discuss the pistrinum (bakery) and flour mills during their visit to the Roman ruins of Pompeii, Italy.