Women's Land Army

The novel draws on MAW 's knowledge of the work of land girls (members of the Women's Land Army )—such as those led by her daughter Dorothy at Stocks—and the recent transformation of...

After her stint as assistant press officer at the Empire Marketing Board in London (from 1929 to June 1932), EH moved on into broader journalism. During the second world war, in addition to quantities of...

Having left school during the second world war, Gwen Goddard worked briefly in a newspaper office, then joined the Women's Land Army . This work, however, did not appeal to her. After eighteen months she...

RM began working on a farm near Great Shelford as a land-girl or member of what was soon to be called the Women's Land Army , a job more congenial to her than VAD nursing.

She was the liaison between the ministry and the Women's Land Army , Women's Legion , Voluntary Aid Detachment and others. In her practice as well as in memoranda to Lord Milner , the Secretary...

VSW became a designated ambulance driver and local organiser of the Women's Land Army .

Membership in the Corps grew rapidly between 1915 and 1916; after that this body was absorbed into the government-sponsored Women's Land Army , founded in 1917. CADS spent much of the war travelling round Britain...

EH 's work with the BBC Schools Programme developed into a number of informational works: a series of scripts entitled Our Allies for the Army Education broadcasts, and for children White Man and Black Man...