The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Recreation and sport on an Air Force Station sometimes includes swimming when a river or the sea is close at hand. This group of WAAAF airwomen are based at No. 5 WAAAF Depot, RAAF, Bradfield Park. (This image appears in the album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill, p.54, and housed in the AWM Archive Store).
A group of WAAAF drill instructors at No. 5 WAAAF Depot RAAF, Bradfield Park, doing rhythmic exercises and graceful poses as part of "group" work to vary stereotyped stretch-and-bend exercises during
A group of WAAAF drill instructors at No. 5 WAAAF Depot RAAF, Bradfield Park, doing rhythmic exercises and graceful poses as part of "group" work to vary stereotyped stretch-and-bend exercises during
This group of WAAAF drill instructors at No. 5 WAAAF Depot RAAF, Bradfield Park, are doing rhythmic exercises, and graceful poses as part of "group" work to vary stereotyped stretch-and-bend exercises
Point Cook, Vic. 1944-01-14. A WAAAF hairdresser setting the hair of a fellow aircraftwoman in the "salon" at RAAF Station Point Cook. This "service within a service" is most popular with airwomen at
c. 1944. A woman worker uses oxy welding equipment to weld a 54 foot steel landing barge. (This image appears on page 225 of the album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill housed in the AWM Archive Store
Point Cook, Vic. 1942-04-01. Two WAAAF fabric workers folding a parachute at RAAF Station Point Cook. (This image appears on Page 37 of the album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill housed in the AWM Ar