Caribbean Women in WW2 Britain

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An exact number of Caribbean women who served in the British Armed forces has been difficult to verify, however, Richard Smith, noted in the Oxford Companion to Black British History:
"About 600 West Indian Women were recruited for the Auxiliary Territorial Service, arriving in Britain in the Autumn of 1943. The enlistment of these volunteers was accomplished despite official misgivings and obstruction."

Caribbean Women in WW2 Britain

Examples of Caribbean women in WW2. Serving in the British Armed Forces. Find out Who these West Indian ATS and WAAF women were.

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