The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Lillian Cooke, commander of the WRENS which was formed in Brisbane before the Second World War and was expanded to other states after the war started. In December 1941 the WRENS title was altered to Women’s Naval Service (WNS). Commander Cooke was the commander of both the WRENS and the WNS throughout the Second World War.
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
Studio portrait of Commander Lillian Cooke, commander of the Women’s Reserve Emergency Naval Service (WRENS) which was formed in Brisbane before the Second World War and was expanded to other states a
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
Studio portrait of an unidentified member of the Women’s Naval Service (WNS), a volunteer group of women who worked with the Royal Australian Navy. Previously called the Women’s Reserve Emergency Nava
Informal group portrait of members of the Women’s Reserve Emergency Naval Service (WRENS), a volunteer group of women who worked with the Royal Australian Navy. They are undertaking fencing training u
Informal group portrait of members of the Women’s Reserve Emergency Naval Service (WRENS), a volunteer group of women who worked with the Royal Australian Navy. They are undertaking fencing training u
