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• The WAAAF personnel were accommodated in the hotel at Home Hill.
• Women ( WAAAF s ) were also stationed at Maryborough.
• The WAAAF vacated the buildings in June 1945.
• The WAAAF personnel served as radar operators and the RAAF personnel served as radar mechanics.
• She drew on her retail experience to both organise the WAAAF and design its uniform.
• As air quality in the tunnel was poor, WAAAF shifts were limited to six hours.
• By October 1943 provision of hutted camp accommodation for WAAAF personnel had been accorded priority for construction.
• It was disbanded on 18 February 1943 and its personnel incorporated into No . 5 WAAAF Training Depot.
• In total there were 1, 997 officers and airmen and 117 WAAAF members with an additional 285 trainees.
• No . 2 WAAAF Training Depot was relocated to Bradfield Park as a lodger unit on 7 March 1942.
• Stevenson continued to lead the WAAAF following the cessation of hostilities, retiring on medical grounds on 22 March 1946.
• The WAAAF staff, who worked as operators, plotters, and recorders, were on site during daylight hours only.
• The WAAAF itself, the first and largest of Australia's wartime women's services, was disbanded on 30 September 1946.
• During World War II, on 15 April 1942, Forshaw enlisted in the WAAAF and was honourably discharged as an Aircraftwoman on 1 March 1943.
• In 1942, World War II saw the school buildings requisitioned as a residence for the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force ( WAAAF ] ].
• Given temporary command of the WAAAF on its formation in 1941, she was passed over as its inaugural Director in favour of corporate executive Clare Stevenson.
• During World War II, more than 200, 000 members of the RAAF and the WAAAF received training on their way to service in World War II.
• In 1984 Stevenson, together with Honor Darling, published " The WAAAF Book ", a collection of reminiscences by former members of the service.
• In his search for good drivers, he employed a number of Australian women in the WAAAF, thus meeting Florence Phyllis Counsell ( known as Phyllis ).
• In her last annual address to the WAAAF as its Director, Stevenson encouraged its members to make use of their service experience when they returned to civilian life: