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AIRCRAFTWOMAN JEAN SCHEMMELL FROM SOUTH AUSTRALIA IS A SICK QUARTER ATTENDANT AT AN AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE STATION WHERE, LIKE THE REST OF THE GROWING ARMY OF MEMBERS OF THE W.A.A.A.F. SHE IS TAKING OVER THE WORK THAT HAS HITHER TO BEEN DONE BY MEN. THE PATIENT IS JOHN HARRISON OF PARIS, TEXAS, A RADIO MECHANIC IN THE U.S. ARMY AIR FORCE AT PRESENT ATTENDING A SIGNALS SCHOOL AT AN AUSTRALIAN STATION. (NEGATIVE BY CRANSTONE).
A SECTION OF THE HOSPITAL ON AN AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE STATION. THE SICK QUARTER ATTENDANTS ARE AIRCRAFTWOMAN (ACW) VERA WINCKEL AND ACW JEAN SCHEMMELL, BOTH FROM SOUTH AUSTRALIA, WHO LEFT THEIR OCCUPAT
AMONG THE JOBS UNDERTAKEN BY MEMBERS OF THE W.A.A.A.F. ON AIR FORCE STATIONS IS THAT OF SICK QUARTER ATTENDANTS. THESE GIRLS KNOWN AS SQA'S, ARE NOT MEMBERS OF THE ENLISTED NURSING SERVICE BUT TAKE TH
SPRAYING "DOPE" ON AN AIRCRAFT CENTRE SECTION IS THE SUBJECT OF THIS PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT AN AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE STATION. OPERATORS ARE MEMBERS OF THE W.A.A.A.F. WHO HAVE TAKEN OVER THIS AND NUMEROUS
Townsville, Qld. C. 1943-10. WAAAFs convalesce at St Anne's Barracks in the open air. In chair, Sergeant D. M. Rylands of Greenslopes, Qld, equipment assistant, reading "Wings on her shoulders". Stand
"AIRCRAFT RECOGNITION" COURSES ARE BEING GIVEN TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE W.A.A.A.F. AND AIRWOMEN ARE ALREADY BEING INCLUDED IN THE ROSTER FOR WATCH TOWER DUTY AT SOME STATIONS. IT IS EXPECTED THAT ALL "SP
THE REGISTRATION OF WIND VARIATIONS IS PART OF THE W.A.A.A.F. WEATHER SERVICE ROUTINE. USING THE THEODOLITE IS SECTION OFFICER K. ATHERTON EX SCHOOL TEACHER FROM BRISBANE. ABOUT TO RELEASE THE BALLOON
