patches Posted June 14, 2022 Share #1 Posted June 14, 2022 WRENS Manhandle a Torpedo, I think in Southampton Navy Yard, WRENS undertook these replenishing duties at homes bases in the war, Supplies of all sorts as well as Ordnance. Link to comment
patches Posted March 17 Author Share #3 Posted March 17 Here's more October 1942. WRENS working on a Machine Gun, the Gun, I think it is a .303 Browning Machine Gun Mk II* (Correct me if I'm wrong) they are assigned to the Fleet Air Arm, so this Gun will be one on Airplane. Link to comment
patches Posted March 24 Author Share #4 Posted March 24 Lets make this a Catch All Topic for Photographs of WRENS. Here's Canadian WREN, known as The Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Service (WRCNS), but I they were still called WRENS. as per their Rates. Link to comment
patches Posted March 28 Author Share #5 Posted March 28 Two more Canadian Wrens. The Caption The Wren on the left of the photo, operating the signal light, is Margaret MacMillan; Wren Doris Robinson is on the right. Wrens MacMillan and Robinson were some of the first Canadian Wrens to be trained in signals. Link to comment
patches Posted April 1 Author Share #6 Posted April 1 Commander Adelaide Sinclair, Director of the Women's Royal Canadian Naval Service. Link to comment
patches Posted April 22 Author Share #7 Posted April 22 All the Commonwealth seems formed WRENS. here is the Women's Royal New Zealand Naval Service. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women's_Royal_New_Zealand_Naval_Service Link to comment
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