CWAC recruitment drive aims to free men for combat service
Manitoba wartime feature outlines the Canadian Women's Army Corps objective to release one thousand men for active service by placing women in essential support roles. Lieut Kathleen McConvey stresses parent outreach, open barracks tours at Fort Osborne, and multiple civilian-analog jobs from canteen help to teletypists. The piece highlights troop morale, companionship among CWAC members, and the broad need for physically fit women aged 18 to 45.
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Canadian Women's Army
Canadian Army
Canada
Canadian Women's Army Corps
Winnipeg
Harry Gutkin
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Norton Andersen
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Lieut Conyey
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Army Corps
Lieut McConvey
CWAC
Fort Osborne
Kathleen McConvey
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C_WAC
Lieut. McConvey
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