This Is Our War, Too, first published in 1950 as Out of Bounds, is the story of one woman's experiences in the WAC's (Women's Army Corps), during the later days of World War Two. This Is Our War, Too unfolds in a fast-paced, often sassy manner, with a large dose of humor thrown in to help author Louise Edgar cope with Army-life as a woman, and also with the widespread devastation she witnessed. Her story takes the reader to New Guinea, Papua, Manila, and Shanghai, where Edgar describes her observations of life in these war-torn countries. The book ends with her return to the States and the start of her civilian life.