World War, 1939-1945

An unidentified WAC (left) and an unidentified young girl inspect the donkey-drawn garbage disposal cart parked near the WAC motor dispatch office in North Africa. Others standing along the street in the background are also unidentified.

Unidentified WAC and French Colonial soldiers pose for a photograph in front of what looks like an animal watering trough, somewhere in North Africa.

An unidentified member of the Women's Army Corps (WAC) watches a North African potter at his work, making a cup.

An unidentified Italian prisoner of war (standing, center) visits with WACs while relaxing on the beach at Leralda Recreation Center in North Africa. An unidentified lifeguard looks on.

A group of unidentified Arab children gather for a photograph, somewhere near Constantine, North Africa.

Looking seaward from Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce's office in Constantine, North Africa with the North African Theater of Operations, United States Army (NATOUSA).

View of the roofs of buildings taken from the suspension bridge at Constantine, North Africa during World War II.

A member of the Women's Army Corps (WAC) (center) visits with residents of an unidentified village in North Africa. All people are unidentified.

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (left) visits with an unidentified WAC Sergeant(right). The two officers were at a swimming pool used by soldiers in North Africa.

View of the harbor of Constantine, North Africa, taken from the roof of St. Elizabeth's Church during World War II, with various buildings in the foreground.