WAC (Women's Army Corps) activities in Kandy, Ceylon. Sign board reads 'Major General D Harrison, Engineer in Chief'. Women walk out of the building. United States soldier walks out of a room. Board reads 'Record Section'. (World War II period).
Soldiers place bags of mails in storage, England. They carry mail bags on their shoulders and keep them in the storage with other mail bags. African American women of the Women's Army Corps (WAC) sort the mails. They place the sorted mails in the bags. (World War II period).
United States Army nurses and Australian WACs (Women's Army Corps) on the streets of Sydney, Australia. They march on the streets of Sydney. A crowd lines up the streets and cheers them. Trucks driven by women.
Segregated African American soldiers of U.S. Army parade along a street in Astoria, New York, and in parade fields of training grounds during World War II. Very large columns of African American troops marching in formation and passing commanding officers in review. Long columns of African American soldiers and WACs (Women's Army Corps) parade.
African American Women's Army Corps of U.S. Army undergo military training in Astoria, New York during World War II. Interiors of building show African American dentists at work on patients. African American women of U.S. WACs (Women's Army Corps) perform a close order drill and drive jeeps.
U.S. WACs (Women's Army Corps) at Fort Des Monies in Iowa, United States. Women soldiers seated in chairs during a ceremony. They take an oath. An officer administers the oath. Women soldiers receive certificates at the ceremony. (World War II period).