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Lumberjills: Britain's Forgotten Army

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When war was declared in 1939, Britain was almost completely dependent on imported timber - but only had seven months of it stockpiled. Timber was critical to the war effort: it was needed for everything from aircraft and shipbuilding to communications and coal mining. The British timber trade was in trouble. Enter the Lumberjills. Lacking in both men and timber, the government made a choice. Reluctantly, they opened lumber work for women to apply - and apply they did. The Women's Timber Corps had thousands of members who ...

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Lumberjills: Britain's Forgotten Army 2019, The History Press Ltd, Stroud

ISBN-13: 9780750990905

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