waaaf造句

• In April 1944, WAAAF numbers reached eighty-four out of a total strength of 703; the aircraft complement was eighty-six Tiger Moths, seventy-one of which were serviceable, and two CAC Wacketts, neither serviceable.
• Anne McEwen was also a founding member of the " White Wings Auxiliary ", a group formed to support the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force ( WAAAF ), established in 1941 when her husband was Minister for Air.
• Classes for Volunteer Aid Detachments ( VADs ) were held, dressmaking classes for the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force ( WAAAF ), first aid classes, various classes for the Royal Australian Air Force ( RAAF ) as well as community meetings.
• Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force ( WAAAF ) personnel housed in this operations bunker collected information from radar and weather stations, as well as reports on air traffic, ship and troop movements collected from airports, army and Volunteer Air Observer Corps reporting posts.
• During World War II many buildings on The Strand were used by the military including St Patrick's Convent, St Rita's, the school and the Little Flower Academy-all occupied by the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force ( WAAAF ).
• The formation of the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force ( WAAAF ) set a precedent for the formation of other women's service organisations such as The Australian Women's Army Service ( AWAS ) and the Women's Royal Australian Naval Service ( WRANS ).
• Colonel Sybil Irving, the head of the Australian Women's Army Service ( AWAS ), who observed first hand the WAAAF's training methods before large-scale AWAS recruitment commenced, later declared that Stevenson " did the most pertinent pioneering work " in gaining acceptance for women in the armed forces.
• She took an active interest in recruitment, her liberal social outlook evinced by her determination that single women with children should not be barred from entry to the WAAAF . In order to establish high standards, Stevenson personally interviewed all WAAAF officer trainees and briefed as many of her officers as was possible before they were posted to a new job.
• She took an active interest in recruitment, her liberal social outlook evinced by her determination that single women with children should not be barred from entry to the WAAAF . In order to establish high standards, Stevenson personally interviewed all WAAAF officer trainees and briefed as many of her officers as was possible before they were posted to a new job.
• The RAAF established the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force ( WAAAF ) in March 1941, the Army formed the Australian Women's Army Service ( AWAS ) in October 1941 and the Australian Army Medical Women's Service in December 1942 and the Women's Royal Australian Naval Service ( WRANS ) came into being in July 1942.