The remarkable history of the Seawomen of the Marinecraft Unit, and the first BOAC Stewardesses at Poole.
A Heritage Lottery funded community research project.
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Celebrating the Seawomen of the Marinecraft Unit, and the first BOAC Stewardesses at Poole.
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PFBC Volunteers and an AYE MA’AM Celebration at Home … Time for Reflections
After almost two years for the AYE MA’AM Project, PFBC celebrates the success of this venture supported by HLF, which has involved so many Volunteers and Contributors drawn from an arena that has stretched as far as Australia! There has been considerable Research: Also there has been significant benefit from Training and learning new skills.
There follows an Overview (in 3 parts) prepared for our AYE MA’AM Storyboard -
- Part One covers Dedications, Recruitment of Women, Civil Air Flying Boats at Poole and Changes to the Flying Boat Ops
- Part Two covers The BOAC Marine School (Poole), BOAC MCU's new women Seamen and BOAC'S first Stewardesses for the 'Shuttles'
- Part Three covers BOAC Marine Terminal at Salterns, More New Recruits for BOAC and The Post War Era at Salterns,
Part One
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Part Two
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Part Three
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