Veterans of the Women’s Royal Army Corps gathered at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire last weekend (Sunday 10 August) to welcome back 20 more women into the Armed Forces family.
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Veterans of the Women’s Royal Army Corps gathered at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire last weekend (Sunday 10 August) to welcome back 20 more women into the Armed Forces family.
Read moreThe Female Veterans Transformation Programme (FVTP) is creating a toolkit to aid services who support female veterans.
Read moreThe WRAC Association, The Servicewomen’s Charity, has announced their latest date for restoring berets and cap badges to those dismissed from the Army under the pre-2000 ‘gay ban’.
Read moreAs part of the ‘Grand Reunion’ weekend event in Cardiff, over 300 female veterans gathered to watch and support as the WRAC Association offered a sincere apology and warmly welcomed these ladies back into the Corps.
Read moreLegasee Educational Trust, with funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, is making a significant contribution to preserving the history of the Women’s Royal Army Corps (WRAC).
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Read moreToday sees the launch of the Female Veterans’ Transformation Programme which will produce a toolkit for use by service providers in the commercial, statutory and charitable sectors, helping transform service provision for female veterans – the 250,0001 strong group whose specific needs are not being addressed by current service provision2.
Read moreWomen who served in the Women’s Royal Army Corps (WRAC) from its establishment in 1949 to its disbandment in 1992 are being sought for a major new National Lottery supported educational project which will shine a light on this often-ignored chapter of British military history.
Read more80 years since the biggest loss of Female Army Life in British history, the 26 British servicewomen killed by Great Yarmouth bombing were remembered at events around the UK: From Stornoway to Bournemouth, Acts of Commemoration took place at 2pm on Sunday 14 May
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