The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Melbourne, Vic. 1944-01-14. Group of WAAAF officers learning how to weave mats from salvage material in an Arts and Craft lesson. WAAAF officers like these who are in charge of the living conditions and general well-being of the airwomen at RAAF stations are given a course in practical handcrafts so that they can encourage airwomen who are interested in this subject. (This image appears on Page 52 of the album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill housed in the AWM Archive Store).
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
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
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. (T
Point Cook, Vic. C. 1942. A WAAAF Sergeant telephonist at work on the telephone switchboard at RAAF Station Point Cook. Switchboards at RAAF Stations and Headquarters formations are almost entirely ma