What does WRAC stand for?

Women's Royal Army Corps

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A year later, I was in the Women's Royal Army Corps and was sent on a training course.

Why I steal other women's husbands; What sort of woman sleeps with ...

Wendy, 66, said: "I was in the Women's Royal Army Corps from 1961-63 so, as an ex-servicewoman, I feel it's my duty to always remember John.

It's my duty to always remember Uncle John; Wendy's everlasting ...

Phillips retired in 1971 as a Warrant Officer Class 2 after 22 years with the Women's Royal Army Corps.

Chelsea pensioners add women to the ranks

Here, former members of the Auxiliary Territorial Army and Women's Royal Army Corps recall their memories of World War II.

WOMEN AT WAR

She said: "I was about 13 when we had a careers fair and a captain in the Women's Royal Army Corps came and gave us a talk and I said to my friends, 'I am going to join the Army'.

'Why I'll be so proud to take Sunday's salute'

Byline: Lesley Wallace THE article "Birmingham honours its war veterans in week's celebrations" ( Mail, July 1) was very interesting, but I and other members of the Women's Royal Army Corps in Birmingham were disappointed at the lack of attention paid to women's roles in the war.

Letter: Your Say - Forgotten women; In association with POST OFFICE

Sandy was in the Women's Royal Army Corps for several years and her husband Peter spent 22 years with the Royal Artillery in Northern Ireland.

CITY FAMILY BOOSTS THE POPPY COFFERS; Help at hand to keep tradition ...

I WOULD like to invite, through your newspaper, any of the girls living in your area, who served in the Women's Royal Army Corps, at Manorbier Army Camp, South Wales, in the 1960s, to contact me.

Reunited