SC 191962 - After not seeing each other for 2½ years, Lt. Macey Casner of a photo detachment, meets his sister WAC Sgt. Edna Alpert, as she arrived with the third contingent of WACs to arrive in Australia. 10 July, 1944

SC 191961 - Third contingent of WACs to arrive in Australia, march from ship to awaiting buses. Hamilton Wharf, Brisbane, Australia. 10 July, 1944

SC 191864-S - A group of the first American Army nurses to return to the states under the rotation policy are pictured walking up the gangplank

SC 191936 - 1st members of the WACs to land in France march from the disembarkation pier to transportation and trucks somewhere in France. 15 July, 1944

SC 170443 - American casualties from the Battle of Milne Bay are shown leaving the Australian Red Cross ship at Newstead Wharf, Brisbane. 14 September, 1942.

SC 191891 - These Army nurses will be the first to leave the ship, bag and baggage. They are in full battle dress and seem to be enjoying the prospect of again feeling terra firma beneath them. 11 January, 1944

SC 192136 - Along with the GIs these gals of the ARC Mobile Units descend to the rhino barge via rope ladders draped over the port side of of the Liberty Ship as they disembark in France. 31 July, 1944

SC 191939 - Pfc. June E. Pruett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pruett, 1209 S. 14th St., St. Joseph, Mo., looks to the French coast she will land on shortly as part of the first U.S. WAC detachment to go to Normandy

336-H-09-L6237 - Colored enlisted men of unit 5891-E (A detachment of the 9th Cavalry) are shown on pier 2 with Red Cross Canteen Worker, Helen Alston, before sailing overseas.