Betty contemplates quitting her job at the defense plant so she can take a shot at singing stardom.

Camille's peculiar behavior has her friends thinking she might be an enemy spy.

While planning a USO show, the girls receive distressing news: Loretta's husband has been reported missing in action.

Edith and Betty volunteer to help wounded soldiers at a local hospital.

Loretta's incompetence gets her in trouble with her boss. 

Edith engages in a whirlwind romance with a famous war hero.

George's visiting friend makes a play for both Edith and Betty.

Edith has as a hard time believing that her kid brother has grown up and is enlisting in the navy.

Frankie and Edith go out on a date and, to everyone's surprise, return thinking they're in love.

Betty accepts a number of marriage proposals from love-starved serviceman about to go overseas.

Four young woman endure the home-front hardships of World War II: rationing, inadequate housing and - worst of all - the man shortage.