Television producer Tim Rawlings is staging a musical show with the Women's Army Corps (WAC) when he is drafted into the army. Sgt. Rawlings tangles with an angry male lieutenant who transfers him to Alaska, where the commanding officer has requisitioned a platoon of WACs. Rawlings furtively modifies the travel orders so that the lieutenant is sent to Alaska and the WACs are dispatched to his own post in the American desert. The no-nonsense WAC lieutenant forbids her WACs to fraternize with the male soldiers, so the blossoming romances among the troops must be kept secret.
Critic Edwin Schallert of the Los Angeles Times wrote that the film "offers some pleasing numbers".[2]
Reviewer William Brogdon of Variety wrote: "This is a pleasant, unpretentious musical programmer that will fit nicely into lower-case bookings in the secondary situations. Pace is okay, the tunes well handled and there are enough mild chuckles in its comedy to see it through release intentions."[3]
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