The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Thousands of Australian women from all walks of life have joined an organization known as the Australian Women's Legion to assist voluntarily in war work. Some of them have formed themselves into a Cavalry Corps, to serve in any capacity for which their services might be utilised. Mounted members of the Cavalry Corps lined up for inspection by the Officer-in-Charge, Miss Lorna Embling (extreme right).
Thousands of Australian women from all walks of life have joined an organization known as the Australian Women's Legion to assist voluntarily in war work. Some of them have formed themselves into a Ca
Thousands of Australian Women from all walks of life have joined an organization known as the Australian Women's Legion to assist voluntarily in war work. Some of them have formed themselves into a Ca
Thousands of Australian women from all walks of life have joined an organization known as the Australian Women's Legion to assist voluntarily in war work. Some of them have formed themselves into a Ca
Thousands of Australian women from all walks of life have joined an organization known as the Australian Women's Legion to assist voluntarily in war work. Some of them have formed themselves into a Ca
Thousands of Australian women from all walks of life have joined an organization known as the Australian Women's Legion to assist voluntarily in war work. Some of them have formed themselves into a Ca
Thousands of Australian Women from all walks of life have joined an organisation known as the Australian Women's Legion to assist voluntarily in war work. Some of them have formed themselves into a Ca
