Spreading their wings New Zealand WAAFs in wartime

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Title

Spreading their wings New Zealand WAAFs in wartime

Content partner

MOTAT

Collection

MOTAT

Description

Bee Dawson's interviews with these pioneering women reveal a diverse range of experience, from the excited fear surrounding the sighting of a Japanese spy plane, to the tragedy of a plane crash; from improvised wedding breakfasts, to living in huts so cold their lipsticks froze. For many young men, this was undoubtedly the time of their lives. -...

Format

Image

Date created

2004

Creator

Bee Dawson, Author / New Zealand. Royal New Zealand Air Force, Other contributor

URL

https://collection.motat.nz/objects/29723

Related subjects

New Zealand. Royal New Zealand Air Force. Women's Auxiliary Air Force / Personal narratives, New Zealand / World War, 1939-1945 / New Zealand / Participation, Female / Book / Communication Artefacts / Documentary Artefacts / Other Documents

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