World War, 1939-1945

Two unidentified WAC are sitting on their cots in the Women's Army Corp barracks in North Africa. Laundry hangs from a clothes line and mosquito netting has been taken down for day time use of the cots.

Photograph of WAC barracks in North Africa tidy and organized.

An unidentified WAC works a company artificers while on duty in North Africa with the North African Theater of Operations, United States Army (NATOUSA).

Three unidentified WAC cooks work in the mess hall to prepare a meal for the WACs stationed in North Africa.

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.

This is a photograph of a WAC dormitory with cots, possibly somewhere in North Africa. The photograph was taken ten days after the dormitory had been occupied by the WAC.

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.

An interior shot of the WAC barracks and a WAC's cot, possibly somewhere in North Africa. These barracks were only occupied seven days.

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