Description: Women learning how to be tram conductors from an experienced male counterpart.
Negative Number : 195064
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Tags: Women War 'Military service Army Female World 2 State Library Queensland photographs collection female tram conducters man supervisor uniforms learning training
Description: Women around the table are members of the R.A.A.F and the woman, middle left with the brimmed hat is a member of the W.A.C. (Description supplied with photograph.)
Negative Number : 102813
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Tags: Women War 'Military service Army Female World 2 State Library Queensland photographs collection aviation Australian Women's Corps learning WWII
Description: Women making military unforms for soldiers.
Negative Number : 109853
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Tags: Women War 'Military service Army Female World 2 sewing machines female workers clothing industry uniforms State Library Queensland photographs collection 1940 workforce threads
Description: Cpl. Paynter is working in her capacity as a stores clerk with the W.A.A.A.F. checking aeroplane parts and instruments at an Aircraft Depot.
Negative Number : 161596
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Tags: Women War 'Military service Army Female World 2 State Library Queensland photographs collection Cpl Joyce Paynter store clerk Aircraft Depot bookkeeping focus work instruments
Description: The Women's National Emergency Legion (WNEL) was an Australian female auxiliary and training organisation of the World War II-era that was based in Brisbane. It was established in 1938 and provided volunteers with training in first aid and other skills which were seen as being relevant to Australia's war effort. Following the outbreak of the Pacific War members of the organisation were attached to the US military units in Australia as transport drivers and clerks. They also undertook mine watching and other tasks. The WNEL was active as late as October 1947. (Information taken from: Women's National Emergency Legion, 2013, retrieved 18 February 2014, from Wikipedia.
Negative Number : 28379-0001-0001
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Part of: 28379 Maud Lingard Photographs and St John Ambulance Association Certificates
Tags: Women War 'Military service Army Female World 2 seat portraits sign uniform hats Womens National Emergency Legion members group photograph uniforms State Library Queensland collection Brisbane 1940