Unidentified WWII US female uniforms?

[museums]

This image is from a small group of unidentified photos. The assumption is they're American women working with a US Army medical facility during the early occupation period in Germany, and I think were in Nuremberg for a time. I've never seen these insignia before. Is this a civilian volunteer organization? The closest I've seen is the American Women Volunteer Service, but the insignia don't match to any of those I can find.

Thanks

Bryan

 

[Airborne-Hunter]

Looks like standard US woman's uniform with camp shows patches/insignia.

[z19]

Looks like they are with the USO. Camp Shows patch on the shoulder.

[museums]

Yep- those match, thanks. I assume they were doing something for a hospital as other images from this group are at a medical supply office. I'd always assumed these photos belonged to one of the women, now I suspect the photographer was a GI who did some sightseeing with them while the USO was there.

[norwegian blue]

Hello

Very nice picture on account of the rare patches these entertainers show

The place is definitely Paris, Place de l'opéra, a very common place to visit in the city, then and now

[museums]

Here's another image from the same grouping, also in Paris.

 

 

[atb]

Great image. Behind the gold-colored statue of Jeanne d'Arc, is the Hotel Regina. I stayed there during my last trip to France in Sep-Oct 2018. It's located across the street from the Louvre. A wonderful hotel.

[atb]

Here it is in Oct 2018.

[268th C.A.]

Nice then and now comparision!