Telephone switchboards

WAC Technician (T/5) Doris M. Rogers of New Castle, Wyoming works as a switchboard operator while stationed somewhere in the Sparanise area of Italy with the WAC 6669th Headquarters Platoon supporting the Fifth Army. The sign on the switchboard reads, "No. 103 line Gen. Clark's Use Only!"

WAC Private First Class Elizabeth G. Bush of Bingham Canyon, Utah, is operating a switchboard while serving as a member of the 6669th WAC Headquarters Platoon with the Fifth Army in the Sparanise Area, Italy. Other WACs in the background are unidentified.

WAC Private First Class Zenaida Johnson, originally from New York, New York, works as a switchboard operator for the Fifth Army while stationed in the San Marco Area, Italy. She is a member of the 6669th WAC Headquarters platoon.

WAC Private First Class Berthe L. Audet of Manchester, New Hampshire, assigned to the 6669th WAC platoon, is operating a switchboard for the Fifth Army, San Marco Area, Italy. The other WAC soldier in the background is unidentified.

From left to right, Private First Class Barbara Briggs, Corporal Genevieve Wade, Private Laura E. Wiltbank, Technician 5 (T/5) Addie B. Lawrence and Private First Class Katherine L. Gill man the United States Army's long distance switch board while serving in North Africa.

A team of three unidentified WACs are pictured as they work the United States Army's long distance switch board while stationed in North Africa.

A team of unidentified WACs stationed in North Africa man the United States Army's long distance switch board.

Unidentified WACs soldiers operate the United States Army's long distance switch board while on duty in North Africa.

Corporal Mary E. Falise and Private First Class Bettie A. Lillie work the "Missouri" telephone switchboard while on duty in North Africa.

From left to right, Private First Class Barbara C. Briggs, Corporal Genevieve Wade, Private Laura E. Wiltbank, Technician 5 Addie B. Lawrence, Private First Class Katherine L. Gill and Technician 4 and supervisor Marian W. Fulton (standing) work the United States Army's long distance switch board while on duty in North Africa.