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18.01.2022 Members of the WRAAF were not permitted to continue in the service once they were married or pregnant, and opportunities for promotion were limited. Most women served 4 years or less but they formed bonds that lasted a lifetime. Background: The Women’s Royal Australian Air Force (WRAAF) operated between 1951 and 1977. It consisted of 30 officers and 832 airwomen engaged in productive duties to ease shortages of staff in certain trades. Early WRAAF servicewomen were trained at... the Point Cook Air Base, and some remained thre for the period of their service. Memento Media filmed oral history interviews with three ex-WRAAF members to produce these short documentaries telling the unique stories of this era in the Point Cook Air Base’s long-spanning history. In the series, an officer, an administrative clerk and a telephonist share their memories of joining the Air Force and the opportunities and challenges that is represented Visit: mementomedia.com.au for more information.

17.01.2022 Season 8 of the ABC's Tall Tales and True is all about letting go. Our Director Jessica Ferrari shares the story of losing her father and dear friend. We often miss out on capturing the most important stories in our lives: those of our family. It can be easier to let go when you have something to hold on to.

15.01.2022 There were 30 different occupations for members of the WRAAF. Women usually entered the force with existing skills, having worked as tailors, stewards, cooks or in other areas of civilian life. We're releasing a new video each day from our eight-part series. Make sure you like our page so you catch them all! Background:... The Women’s Royal Australian Air Force (WRAAF) operated between 1951 and 1977. It consisted of 30 officers and 832 airwomen engaged in productive duties to ease shortages of staff in certain trades. Early WRAAF servicewomen were trained at the Point Cook Air Base, and some remained there for the period of their service. Memento Media filmed oral history interviews with three ex-WRAAF members to produce these short documentaries telling the unique stories of this era in the Point Cook Air Base’s long-spanning history. In the series, an officer, an administrative clerk and a telephonist share their memories of joining the Air Force and the opportunities and challenges that is represented Visit: mementomedia.com.au for more information.

04.01.2022 Members of the Women’s Royal Australian Air Force lived and worked on the base. Their life was regimented but they still found time for dances, swimming, variety shows, trips to town and even the odd prank to two! Background: The Women’s Royal Australian Air Force (WRAAF) operated between 1951 and 1977. It consisted of 30 officers and 832 airwomen engaged in productive duties to ease shortages of staff in certain trades. Early WRAAF servicewomen were trained at the Point Cook... Air Base, and some remained here for the period of their service. Memento Media filmed oral history interviews with three ex-WRAAF members to produce these short documentaries telling the unique stories of this era in the Point Cook Air Base’s long-spanning history. In the series, an officer, an administrative clerk and a telephonist share their memories of joining the Air Force and the opportunities and challenges that is represented Visit: mementomedia.com.au for more information.

04.01.2022 We're thrilled to have our work featured in the latest Royal Australian Air Force Magazine. Click below for the full article: https://airforcenews.partica.online//fea/life-in-the-wraaf