The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal group portrait of four Australian Women's Flying Club (AWFC) members. The AWFC was formed in 1938 and was the forerunner to the Women's Air Training Corps (WATC) and the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF). Ms Hilda Dunleavy (second from right), was a dominant figure in the voluntary service aid's during the second World War.
Informal portrait of Miss Shirley Dawson, wearing her Australian Womens Flying Club (AWFC) uniform. The AWFC was formed in 1938 and was the forerunner to the Women's Air Training Corps (WATC) and the
SYDNEY, NSW. 1940. FIELD DAY AT ST. IVES SHOW GROUND FOR THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S FLYING CLUB AND WOMEN'S AIR TRAINING CORPS (WATC). THE WATC WAS THE FORERUNNER OF THE WAAAF. (DONOR MRS NANCY BIRD-WALTO
Probably WINDSOR, NSW. 1940. MISS NANCY BIRD, AVIATRIX (RIGHT), WITH FLIGHT LIEUTENANT MCKILLOP AND GWEN STARK. MISS BIRD WEARS UNIFORM OF THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S FLYING CLUB - FORERUNNER OF THE WOMEN
Windsor, NSW. 1940. Members of the Australian Women's Flying Club, forerunner of both the Women's Air Training Corps (WATC) and the WAAAF, demonstrating their marching skills to visitors (centre left)
Portrait of Miss Marie O'Neill, a member of the Women's Air Training Corps (WATC). Miss O'Neill was Squadron Leader of the Photographic Squadron. The WATC was formed in January 1940, a civilian volunt
Perth, WA. c 1938. Informal group portrait of Officers from Perth and the country of the Women's Air Training Corps (WATC) in camp at the Perth Showground. Mrs S. E. Craig, Commandant of WATC is on th
