But what exactly was the Women’s Land Army and who were the Land Girls who served in it? We turned to the production’s historical advisor, Dr. Mark Roodhouse of the History Department at the ...

Their courage and dedication have shaped the Army’s history, inspiring future generations to follow in their footsteps. These women exemplify ... sized Arctic land sale as tensions rise Steelers ...

But there was an earlier program here that left no artifacts behind and gets little recognition: Its recruits were all women; its accomplishments were all eaten. It was the Woman’s Land Army ... all ...

Defra farming minister Daniel Zeichner has unveiled a plaque in central London to mark the contribution of the Women’s Land Army and the Women’s Timber Corps to Britain’s war effort and food ...

Over 100,000 women served in the Women’s Land Army during the Second World War, carrying out essential farming duties from general agriculture to pest control, thatching and ditch digging.

When World War Two broke out, many of the men who worked on our farms were called to fight and their jobs were done by the Women's Land Army. Eileen Webster was just 17 when she signed up.