The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal outdoor portrait of Enid May (Ned) Breakspear (later Mrs Dore) wearing the uniform of the Women’s Reserve Emergency Naval Service (WRENS), a volunteer group of women who worked with the Royal Australian Navy and was later called the Women’s Naval Service (WNS). On 18 November 1942, Miss Breakspear joined the Women’s Royal Australian Naval Service (WRANS) as a Supply Assistant, service number WR/264. She later trained in regulating and finished her service on 5 September 1946 as a Chief Petty Officer Wran Regulating.
Members of the Women's Royal Australian Naval Service relaxing in the recreation hut at the Women's Royal Australian Naval Quarters at HMAS Penguin. Identified left to right: WR/820 Third Officer Lorn
Informal outdoor portrait of two members of the Women’s Reserve Emergency Naval Service (WRENS), a volunteer group of women who worked with the Royal Australian Navy. Identified on the left is Elizabe
Outdoor portrait of two officers of the Women’s Naval Service (WNS), a volunteer group of women who worked with the Royal Australian Navy. Identified on the left is Commander Lillian Cooke, the comman
Informal outdoor group portrait of members of the Women’s Royal Australian Naval Service (WRANS) and a male Petty Officer telegraph staff at Caloundra, Queensland. Identified from left to right: WR/43
Outdoor group portrait of three members of Women’s Reserve Emergency Naval Service (WRENS), a volunteer group of women who worked with the Royal Australian Navy. Identified in the centre is Commander
Outdoor group portrait of some of the first members of the Women’s Royal Australian Naval Service (WRANS). Identifed from left to right: WR/5 Wran Telegraphist Marion Stevens (later Second Officer); W
