Description
In a small church in rural Wiltshire a stained glass memorial window commemorates the Womens Auxiliary Air Force 'other ranks' who were stationed at RAF Hullavington during World War II Schoolgirls of the Great Depression they were uprooted from their peaceful lives and proved their mettle in a variety of technical trades, taking on roles traditionally reserved for men.
Reviews
"A fascinating social and historical record of the roles undertaken by the the Women's AuxiliaryAir Force in World War Il.' -- Pamela Maughan, Former Flight officer, Princess Mary's Royal Air Force Nursing Service.
"A well-researched and engaging account of the stories which inspired a stained glass window." --Dr. Anne Fraser, former Squadron Leader, Medical Branch, Royal Air Force.
Book Information
ISBN 9781854571106
Author Dr Fiona Baskett
Format Hardback
Page Count 70
Imprint Clinical Press Ltd
Publisher Clinical Press Ltd
Weight(grams) 355g
Reviews
"A fascinating social and historical record of the roles undertaken by the the Women's AuxiliaryAir Force in World War Il.' -- Pamela Maughan, Former Flight officer, Princess Mary's Royal Air Force Nursing Service.
"A well-researched and engaging account of the stories which inspired a stained glass window." --Dr. Anne Fraser, former Squadron Leader, Medical Branch, Royal Air Force.
Book Information
ISBN 9781854571106
Author Dr Fiona Baskett
Format Hardback
Page Count 70
Imprint Clinical Press Ltd
Publisher Clinical Press Ltd
Weight(grams) 355g
