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#118 Three members of the Women’s Land Army (WLA) at work ploughing furrows in the earth behind a tractor on 16th May 1942 at Hewens Wood farm in Bradfield, Berkshire, United Kingdom.

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#118 Three members of the Women’s Land Army (WLA) at work ploughing furrows in the earth behind a tractor on 16th May 1942 at Hewens Wood farm in Bradfield, Berkshire, United Kingdom.

Women at Work: The Women who Kept Britain Going During World War II

#118 Three members of the Women’s Land Army (WLA) at work ploughing furrows in the earth behind a tractor on 16th May 1942 at Hewens Wood farm in Bradfield, Berkshire, United Kingdom.

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