War Department

Unidentified members of the Women's Army Corps (WAC) are pictured enjoying a dinner party while stationed in North Africa.

An unidentified Women's Army Corps (WAC) bugle player, on duty somewhere in North Africa.

Two unidentified WACs pose for a photograph while on duty somewhere in North Africa.

Sergeant Gertrude C. Donovan (left) and Technician 5 Mildred M. Ayers (right) of the 6667 Women's Army Corps (WAC) Company, were photographed after receiving the Good Driving Medal. They were stationed in North Africa at the time this photo was taken.

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce, (center at head of table facing camera) joins other Women's Army Corps (WAC) officers at a dinner party while stationed in North Africa. All others are unidentified.

Sergeant Gertrude C. Donovan (left) and Technician 5 Mildred M. Ayers (right) of the 6667 Women's Army Corps (WAC) Company, were photographed after receiving the Good Driving Medal. They were stationed in North Africa at the time this photo was taken.

Photograph of the future Post Exchange for North African Theater of Operations, United States Army (NATOUSA) WACs under construction in the WAC battalion area in North Africa. The WAC pictured in the doorway is unidentified.

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce (left), Theater WAC Staff Director for North African Theater of Operations, United States Army (NATOUSA), talks with First Lieutenant Bernice Pulver (right). Lieutenant Pulver was the Motor Transport Officer of the WAC Battalion stationed in North Africa.

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce, Theater WAC Staff Director, (center, facing camera) inspects the WAC Battalion Motor Pool in North Africa. All other soldiers are unidentified.

Lieutenant Colonel Westray Battle Boyce is pictured at work in North Africa, seated at her desk in front of a map. Colonel Boyce was the Theater Women's Army Corps (WAC) Staff Director for the North African Theater of Operations (NATOUSA) WACs.