| AMP
Exchange Female Civilian Operators |
AANS
and AAMWS attached to 2/14 Australian General Hospital |
AAMWS
with 116 Australian General Hospital (116AGH) |
| American
Women's Army Corps (WAC) member raped in Townsville in Jan 1944 |
Anne
Allibone (nee Walder) served with 460 Squadron RAAF |
Australian Army Medical Women's Service
(AAMWS) |
| Australian Army Nursing Service
(AANS) |
Australian Women's Army Service
(AWAS) |
Australian Women's Flying Club (AWFC) |
| AWAS
attached to the Australian Special Wireless Group |
AWAS
operate the Australian Officer's Club in the Seaview Hotel, The Strand,
Townsville |
AWAS
Camp at the top of Kuran Street, Chermside, Brisbane |
|
AWAS Camp 24 Lines of
Communication Indooroopilly |
AWAS
operate Typex machine in No. 11 Australian Cypher Section at 21 Henry
Street, Ascot, Brisbane |
AWAS
operated the No. 79?? Anti Aircraft Searchlight Battery at Pallarenda
Beach, Townsville |
AWAS
attached to the Searchlight Battery at Nudgee Beach in Brisbane
(56 Battery) |
AWAS
used the historic residence "Fernside" in East Street,
Toowoomba |
Australian
Womens Army Corps worked at "Fortuna" on the Bendigo
goldfields for Land Headquarters Cartographic Company, Australian Survey
Corps |
| "Bataan"
Exchange Female Civilian Operators |
Council for Women in War Work
(CWWW) |
First
WAAAF's allocated to an Operational RAAF Squadron |
|
Flight Nurses - Air Evacuation
Squadrons (US) |
Four Manila
Girls
Who were they? Beryl Stevenson
was one of them |
Gwen
Stark (WAAAF) was Staff Officer, at North-Eastern Area Headquarters
RAAF, Townsville |
| Helen
Suttie, WAAAF in Townsville |
Jan
Arthur (WAAAF) as regular driver for General Walker of 5th Bomber
Command |
Joyce
Graham, Chief Observer, Anglesea VAOC reports crash of
a B-25 Mitchell bomber off Anglesea, Victoria on 1 Dec 44 |
"Kelvin
House"
Hostel for Army, Navy and Air Force servicewomen during WW2. |
Major
Beryl Stevenson, WAAC, Secretary to General George Brett and then
General George C. Kenney
|
Mary
Spence, a WNEL based in Townsville |
Nancy-Bird Walton
Commandant of the
Women's Air Training Corps |
No. 1 Medical Air
Evacuation Transport Unit (1 MAETU) |
No. 2 Medical Air Evacuation Transport Unit
(2 MAETU) |
|
Royal Australian Air Force Nursing Service
(RAAFNS) |
Three
WAAAF amongst 23 killed in the crash of a C-47 at Archerfield on 27
March 43 |
Three
US Army nurses amongst those killed in the crash of a C-47 30
miles north of Rockhampton on 19 Dec 43 |
| Three
U.S. Red Cross Women killed in the crash of a US Navy transport aircraft
near Perth, WA on 19 April 45 |
Townsville
WAAAF Recruit Course |
WAAAF
Messing Orderlies at HQ,
North Eastern Area, Townsville |
| WAAAF
Barracks, St. Anne's Church of England Girl's School, Townsville |
WAAAF barracks
at "Kensington", a Boarding House next to 1FSHQ in Ann Street,
Brisbane |
WAAAF barracks
at "Netherway" Boarding House on corner of North Quay & Herschel St.,
Brisbane |
| WAAAF barracks
at "Whytecliffe" Albion Heights, Brisbane |
WAAAF
Barracks, St. Patrick's (Catholic) College, The Strand, Townsville |
WAAAF
Base Camp, Belgian Gardens, Townsville |
| WAAAF
Display at RAAF Townsville Museum |
WAAAF's
worked in No. 1 Fighter Sector Headquarters (1FSHQ) |
WAAAF
Margaret Jones Carey amongst those killed in crash of an Avro Anson
between Coffs Harbour and
Crescent Head, NSW on 7 April 1945 |
| WAAAF's
worked in Zillmere underground Operations Room, W/T Remote Receiving
Building, Beams Road, Fitzgibbon, Brisbane |
WAAAF's
worked in Transmitting Station and Cypher and Receiving Station at
Dubbo, NSW |
WAAAF's
working in a typical RAAF Fighter Section Headquarters |
| WAAAF's
working at 12 Signals Unit, Townsville |
WAAAF
teleprinter operators worked at RAAF Central Area HQ at Point Piper |
WAAAF's
worked for Central Bureau Intelligence |
| WAAAF's
of No. 1 Wireless Unit |
WAAAF
in North Queensland during WW2 |
Women
and children from the sinking ship "Mamutu" machine gunned by
Japanese submarine RO-33 north of Murray Island on 7 August 1942 |
| Women's Australian National Service
(WANS) |
Women's
Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) |
Women
worked at FRUMEL |
| Women's Air Training
(WATC) |
Women's
Army Corps (WAC) |
Women's
Land Army |
| Women's National Emergency
Legion
(WNEL) |
Women's Royal Australian Army Corps
(WRAAC)? |
Women's Royal Australian Naval Service
(WRANS) |
| Women's Voluntary National Register
(WVNR) |
Women
operated IBM Tabulators at Ascot for Central Bureau |
Women
and children evacuees from Java killed in Broome on 3 March 1942 during
Japanese air raid |
| Women
and children evacuees from Java on board a Dornier DO-24K flying boat
which forced landed at Anna Plains on 2/3 March 42 |
Women's Emergency Signalling Corps (WESC) |
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