When WW2 broke out, the women of Britain kept the country moving once again. In an age of total war, how did the conflict change their lives? And did it last?

British Women Location of story: Britain Article ID: A3543950 Contributed on: 19 January 2005 FOREVER FREE A TRIBUTE From the hearths and homes of Britain. From the humble thatched roof cottage.

In our nation's gravest hour. What a shining torch they bore. When Britain's women marched to war. That the land their son's inherit. Should remain forever free. And around the shores of Britain.

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