Civilian War Service
Victory in the Second World War depended not only on soldiers at the front, but on millions of civilians who kept the war economy running. Factory workers produced tanks and aircraft around the clock. Fire wardens and ARP staff protected cities during the Blitz. Land Girls worked the fields. Nurses tended the wounded. This collection honours their often-overlooked contribution.
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