Canadian Women's Army Corps (CWAC)

In June 1941, the Canadian Women's Army Corps (CWAC) was established. The women who enlisted would take over

• Drivers of light mechanical transport vehicles
• Cooks in hospitals and messes
• Clerks, typists, and stenographers at camps and training centers
  
• Telephone operators and messengers
• Canteen helpers

On July 2, 1942 women were given permission to enlist in what would later be known as the Royal Canadian Air Force Women's Division or RCAF WDs. Lastly the Royal Canadian Navy created the Women's Royal Canadian Naval Service or the WRENS. Several Canadian Nurses also served in as Nursing Sisters in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, the Royal Canadian Navy and the Royal Canadian Air Force.

"A" Company is looking for Women who are interested in portraying a Canadian Second World War Woman's impression or a realistic French or Dutch Resistance Fighter. Basic Linguistic abilities in the Resistance Fighter Nation is a must. All uniform acquisitions and accoutrements would be the responsibility of the member.

Please use the "Contacts Us" page if your interested in joining us.