SC 329796 - First American Red Cross workers to leave Europe for duty in the Pacific are these girls shown waiting to board their transport

SC 192100 - Six women war correspondents are shown as they stopped at a U.S. field hospital to have chow shortly after their arrival in France, on their way to Cherbourg

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

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 190308 - Field nurses of the 13th Field Hospital, Omaha Beach, France, first to arrive in Normandy to tend wounded, take time for chow.

"U.S. Army nurses, newly arrived, line the rail of their vessel as it pulls into port of Greenock, Scotland, in European Theater of Operations. They wait to disembark as the gangplank is lowered to the dock.", 08/15/1944