Women soldiers

A group of unidentified WAC officers enjoy a dinner party while serving in North Africa with the North African Theater of Operations, United States Army (NATOUSA).

An unidentified WAC decorates the second of two birthday cakes while a second unidentified WAC looks on. The cakes are for fellow WAC soldiers who are celebrating their birthday while serving with the WACs in North Africa.

From left to right, Technician 5 Maxine Walker; First Sergeant Marion Fields; Technician 4 Eleanor M. Tiller; and Technician 5 Ruth Green prepare dinner for the WACs stationed in North Africa.

A group of unidentified WAC officers relax during a dinner held while they are stationed in North Africa.

Private Orean Cox (left) and Technician 5 Astrid E. Olson (right) bake cupcakes for the WACs stationed in North Africa.

A group of unidentified WAC officers are enjoying a dinner party while stationed in North Africa.

Staff Sergeant Sophia J. Holloway examining the foodstuffs in the mess of the Women's Army Corps (WACs) in North Africa. Sophia had worked for 8 years at Black Hotel Coffee Shop in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma as a waitress and Cashier prior to joining the WAC.

This is a photograph of the WAC mess kitchen taken two weeks after it had been set up in North Africa. The WAC (standing) and the soldier in the lower left corner are both unidentified.

An unidentified WAC cook working in the mess hall decorates a birthday cake for fellow WACs celebrating their birthdays while stationed in North Africa.

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce, Staff Director of the Women's Army Corps (WAC), North African Theater of Operations, United States Army (NATOUSA), (fourth from right at head table) enjoys dinner with other unidentified WAC officers while serving in North Africa.