WW2 uniform, please tell me what this lady did?

[Ron Preece]

Hi Dulciebun, Here are a few more photos my mother took of her mates at Hatfield House.

[Ron Preece]

Hi Dulciebun, This is Hatfield House (now owned by The National Trust). The ATS girls lived in a shed at the bottom of the garden. You might like to Google, ATS Remembered- History of Searchlight Operations.  Ron.

[Ron Preece]

Hi Dulciebun, The girls efforts were very much appreciated, mum took this photo during a visit by Queen Mary.

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The girls efforts were very much appreciated, mum took this photo during a visit by Queen Mary.

Hi Ron, huge thanks for these tremendous photos.
They give us a splendid picture of the uniforms, surroundings, and camaraderie - I can clearly sense an element of fun, as well as a feeling of great purpose and work-to-be-done.

Queen Mary, eh? That's a shot to be treasured.
D xx

[Ron Preece]

Hi, Glad you liked the photos. I have one more but sadly the large file size means I can't post it on this platform. It is a group photograph of about sixty of the girls in uniform and looking very smart. It must have been taken at the end of the war as on the reverse are many "good wishes" messages to my mother and talk of "getting back to civvy street". The end of the war, and a job well done. I think you'll agree. Ron.