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SECTION OFFICER BETH EDMONSTON (LATER BERG) IN WINTER UNIFORM. EDMONSTON WAS THE FIRST WAAAF TO ENROL IN THE SERVICE - ON 15TH MARCH 1941 AT RECRUIT CENTRE, QUEEN STREET, MELBOURNE. (DONOR B. BERG)
(90000) Section Officer Beth Fulton Edmonston (later Berg) who was enrolled as the first member of the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) in 1941, talking to Aircraftwoman Audrey Gilles, t
LAVERTON, VIC. 1942-11. GROUP PORTRAIT OF MEMBERS OF RAAF EQUIPMENT COURSE LAVERTON. NOTE CENTRE FRONT THE FIRST THREE WAAAF TO BE PUT ON SUCH A COURSE, (LEFT TO RIGHT) MOREY, BETH EDMONSTON (LATER BE
Melbourne, Vic. C. 1942. Portrait of Beth Edmonston, the first airwoman to be enrolled on 1941-03-15 and allocated the service number 90,000. She is shown here as a Corporal but was later commissioned
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1941-03-15. LEFT TO RIGHT: AIRCRAFTWOMAN MARGARET MILLIGAN (LATER GUILD), LESLIE GRIFFITHS (TAYLOR), CORAL CLABBURN (WILKINSON) ON FIRST RECRUIT COURSE AT NO 1 WAAAF TRAINING DEPOT, MA
Melbourne, Vic. C. 1944. Portrait of Flight Officer Lesley B. Griffiths, WAAAF, who was one of the first eighteen airwomen enrolled in the service at No. 1 RAAF Recruit Centre, Melbourne, on 1941-03-1
1943-08-20. Portrait of WAAAF Corporal B. F. Edmonston who, on 1941-03-15, was given the service number 90,000 as the first airwoman to be enlisted into the WAAAF. She was subsequently commissioned an
