The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AUSTRALIAN WOMEN JOIN THE ARMY. AWAS STEWARDESSES ARE GENERALLY EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES BEFORE THEY JOIN UP. THEY SERVE IN OFFICERS' MESSES. STEWARDESS BILLSON WAS HEAD WAITRESS IN A LARGE CAFE BEFORE SHE JOINED UP. HER FATHER HAS SERVED IN THE M.E. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
AUSTRALIAN WOMEN JOIN THE ARMY. AWAS STEWARDESSES ARE GENERALLY EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES BEFORE THEY JOIN UP. THEY SERVE IN OFFICERS' MESSES. STEWARDESSES RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS FROM SERGEANT MADDEN. (N
AUSTRALIAN WOMEN JOIN THE ARMY. COOKS PROVIDE ARMY MEALS IN CAMPS AND BARRACKS. CORPORAL RUTHERFORD IS RUNNING A RACE WITH HER HUSBAND A CORPORAL IN THE A.M.F. SHE BEAT HIM TO THE RANK OF A CORPORAL B
Early life; cousins had served in FWW; saw England as the mother country; studied to be an artist; set up a company designing shop displays including graphic design; approached by Colonel Viney (Inte
Early 1930s. A studio portrait of Miss Sybil Howy Irving MBE, who in 1941, was invited to form and administer the Australian Women's Army Service (AWAS) as the Controller of AWAS with the rank of Lieu
A Vietnamese woman makes her way up a well-trodden path from what is probably the Dong Nai River (Song Dong Nai), as she carries on a pole balanced on her head two baskets of produce she has grown or
Mrs Boehm describes school-life- patriotic, the national anthem, etc. She was a secretary, signed up and joined the Women's Army Service. Her fiance was in Singapore in the Straits Volunteer forces, t