World War, 1939-1945

An unidentified WAC admires flowers in a flower shop in North Africa while an unidentified woman looks on.

Four unidentified WACs stationed in North African Theater of Operations, United States Army (NATOUSA) help a young boy, Claudio, fix his broken toy.

Two unidentified WACs soldiers share tea with a unidentified local North African woman while they are serving in the area.

A team of unidentified Women's Army Corps (WACs) soldiers work sorting the United States Army's mail while on duty in North Africa.

Four unidentified WACs stationed in North African Theater of Operations, United States Army (NATOUSA) help a young boy, Claudio, fix his broken toy.

Three Women's Army Corps soldiers (WACs), part of the North African Theater of Operations, United States Army (NATOUSA), are standing on the steps of the Notre Dame d'Afrique (Our Lady of Africa) Catholic Church in Algeria, North Africa, sharing sweets with some of the local children. All are unidentified.

A group of unidentified Women's Army Corps (WACs) cooks prepare to serve breakfast on Easter morning while on duty in North Africa.

Two unidentified WACs work sorting and preparing the mail for soldiers in the United States Army.

WAC Private Jean Elizabeth May of Clovis, New Mexico (foreground), operates the Army switchboard as Technician Velma E. Bonham of Cincinnati, Ohio (background), looks on.

From left to right: Technician 5 Ann Klaus (also a code clerk), Private First Class Anna E. Bland, unidentified male soldier, Technician 5 Gertrude M. Keith (also a code clerk), unidentified male soldier, and Technician 5 Catherine A. Forsyth are shown "pinch hitting" alongside the two unidentified male Army personnel as teletype and code clerks.