11) Indian
women labourers, engaged in airfield construction work, pass mechanics
working on a Royal Air Force Consolidated Liberator bomber at a base in
Bengal.
Sunday, 29 May 2016
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10) Women's Royal Indian Navel Service (WRINS) at GHQ Delhi - 1945.
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9) WRINS Officer Cadets during a tour of the dockyards at Bombay, put informal questions to a Seaman of the Royal Indian Navy
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7)
WRINS arrange models of ships, escorts and attackers in conformity with the tactical problem set
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6) Jobs
pertaining to the military service were assigned to women to release
men for service in the field. It was initially formed to provide
personnel for service in the army, but later on it was expanded to
include the naval and air forces in India also.
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5) WRIN at work in Gunnery School: Stripping and cleaning a 20 mm Oerlikon gun
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