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A PARADE OF A CONTINGENT OF THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE DURING THE COURSE OF A REVIEW BY THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE ALLIED LAND FORCES. UNITS OF THE AWAS HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED IN ALL STATES OF AUSTRALIA WHERE THE WOMEN ARE TAKING OVER MANY JOBS PREVIOUSLY OCCUPYING MANPOWER THAT CAN NOW BE RELEASED TO THE FIGHTING SERVICES. (NEGATIVE BY CRANSTONE).
AUSTRALIAN WOMANHOOD ON PARADE. THE "ALL-IN-WAR-EFFORT" OF AUSTRALIA IS RAPIDLY BECOMING AN ACCOMPLISHED FACT AND NOT ONLY ARE WOMEN TAKING THE PLACE OF MEN IN VITAL PEACE-TIME SERVICES BUT ARE FILLIN
GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE ALLIED LAND FORCES IN AUSTRALIA, SPEAKS TO THE WOMEN OF THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE DURING A REVIEW HELD AT THEIR HEADQUARTERS. WITH HIM IS
Keilor, Vic. 1944-08. Lieutenant R. V. Main (centre), Chief Instructress at Land Headquarters, Army Education School for Women's Services, gives instruction in pottery work (making doll faces) to Driv
AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE ON PARADE IN THE EARLY HOURS OF A TYPICAL MELBOURNE DAY. THIS SERVICE IS RAPIDLY GROWING IN NUMBERS AND IN THE SCOPE OF ITS EFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE TO THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY
VICTORIA. 1944-02-29. MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE (AWAS) MOVING PAST THE SALUTING BASE DURING THE PASSING OUT PARADE. VX1 GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY, GBE KCB CB CMG DSO ED, COMMANDER
Keilor, Vic. 1944-08. Members of the Australian Women's Army Service (AWAS) and Australian Army Medical Womens Service (AAMWS) participate in a debate at the Land Headquarters Army Education School fo
