Ten WRAC members prepare for Australia
Sep. 09, 1960 - Ten members of the W.R.A.C. prepare for Australia. To work at Woomera. Ten N.C.O.'s members of the W.R.A.C. were to be seen at the Queen Elizabeth camp, Guildford, this morning. They are leaving for Australia next Tuesday to serve as radar operators on duties connected with various types of analysis and missiles trials results at Salisbury, in the Woomera area. They are the first W.R.A.C. personnel ever to be stationed in Australia. Photo Shows At Guildford this morning left to right: Cpl. June Cummins (Tichfield, Hants); Cpl Jessie McEwan (Dunfermline); Cpl Marjory Kennedy (greenock) Cpl. Eda Banner (Barnsley, Yorks); Cpl Margaret Spenge (London); Sgt. Felicity Miles (Farnborough, Hants) Cpl. Joyce Guald (Aberdeen); Cpl. Elaine Ordoyno (Leicester) Sgt. Irene James (Sandown, I.O.W.); and Cpl. Gladys Ashton (Doncaster, Yorks)
