Women at war
Many of the unsung heroes of the two world wars are the women who served and died for their countries. From medical staff to pilots, radio operators to secret agents, women fulfilled myriad roles in the two world wars. Tell us their stories. (image: RAF Air Historical C386)
Private Joan Barber, W/75120, Auxiliary Territorial Service
By Philip Baldock
United Kingdom
Member Annie Louise Piggott, 7249, Women's Royal Air Force, died 20th November 1918
By Philip Baldock
United Kingdom
Aircraftwoman 1st Class Glenys Doreen Harris, 2120646 - buried Oxford (Botley) Cemetery
By Philip Baldock
United Kingdom
Nursing Sister Adruenna A. Tupper, Canadian Army Medical Corps
By Sue Hale
United Kingdom
Corporal Eithne Swanton, W/297570, A.T.S., (10-03-1916 - 21-11-1944)
By Gemma v.d. Klundert- Bertens
Netherlands
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