#33 Three women of the ATS light up together. ATS regulations forbid smoking when soldiers are wearing their hats, 1939

#33 Three women of the ATS light up together. ATS regulations forbid smoking when soldiers are wearing their hats, 1939

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

#33 Three women of the ATS light up together. ATS regulations forbid smoking when soldiers are wearing their hats, 1939

WWII

Related posts:

#51 Invasion!

#103 The Brandenburg Gate after the fighting ended in the city, 1945.

#13 A young “Sergeant Major” inspects some British schoolboys who have been evacuated to Kent at th…

#29 Life after the French capital was liberated in August 1944.

#6 Love and War: Emotional Farewells at NYC’s Penn Station During WWII #6 WWII

#2 Bridges over the River Rhine

#149 Mao Tun (Mao Dun), one of the most noted novelists of modern China. 1937-1940

#7 Lyudmila Pavlichenko with Maxim Litvinoff at the Russian Embassy, 1942.

#22 Facing Two Fronts: African American Women Working During World War II #22 WWII