What does WRAF stand for?

Women's Royal Air Force

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And in 1917-1919, Women's Royal Air Force, Women's Royal Navy Auxiliary Corps and Women's Motor Transport Section Legion totaling 100,000 people were formed within the British Armed Forces.

Army feminization: its essence, evolution and basic trends

During World War I, the Women's Royal Air Force, the Women's Royal Army Corps and the women's motor transport legion numbering 100,000 began to be established in the country.

Women and the army: recruitment problems