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When was WRVS created?
WRVS was created in 1938.
When was WRVS-FM created?
WRVS-FM was created in 1986.
What did WRVS stand for?
WRVS are still going strong...they're an age positive charity who help older people stay healthy and independent. WRVS used to stand for 'Women's Royal Voluntary Service' but changed their name to WRVS because they have lots of men volunteering as well!! Their website is www.wrvs.org.uk
What does WRVS stand for?
Women's Royal Voluntary Service
What did WRVS volunteers do in World War 2?
They volenteered to do stuff. Thats why they are called Women Royal Volenteer Service!
What did women in do in World War 2?
· Mechanics · Engineers · Tank drivers · Building ships · Working in factories - making bombs and aircraft parts · Air raid wardens · Driving fire engines · Plumbers · Ambulance drivers · WRVS volunteers · Nurses · and more
What movie and television projects has Audrey Ruttan been in?
Audrey Ardington has: Played Mrs. Warner in "Doctors" in 2000. Played WRVS Lady in "Doctors and Nurses" in 2004. Played Mrs Poggit in "Doctor Who" in 2005. Played The Gorgon in "The Sarah Jane Adventures" in 2007. Played The Abbess in "The Sarah Jane Adventures" in 2007. Played Granma in "Your State of Emergency" in 2008. Played Dolly in "Henry Cowell" in 2011. Played Mary in "Down the Road" in 2013. Played Dog Walker in "Finding Richard" in 2014.
Which of the following statements accurately contrasts the roles of women during World War 2 in the US and in the Soviet Union?
Answer this question…Women in the Soviet Union served directly in combat, while women in the United States served primarily in support positions.
What movie and television projects has Margo Field been in?
Margo Field has: Played Cleopatra in "BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" in 1950. Played Doris Braddock in "Monsieur Ripois" in 1954. Played Ruby Simpson in "Z Cars" in 1962. Played Mrs. Prewett in "Crossroads" in 1964. Played Maria in "Motel" in 1968. Played Mrs. Evans in "The Liver Birds" in 1969. Played Lady with canary in "The Liver Birds" in 1969. Played Policewoman in "Special Branch" in 1969. Played 2nd Worshipper in "Ace of Wands" in 1970. Played Parent in "Play for Today" in 1970. Played Mayoress in "Play for Today" in 1970. Played Miss Howe in "Jason King" in 1971. Played Lady in saleroom in "New Scotland Yard" in 1972. Played Frances Frith in "The Roses of Eyam" in 1973. Played Mrs. Haile in "Roberts Robots" in 1973. Played WRVS Lady in "Within These Walls" in 1974. Played Matron in "BBC2 Playhouse" in 1974. Played Annie Debbitts in "Shadows" in 1975. Played Caroline in "Quiller" in 1975. Played Pianist in "Shades of Greene" in 1975. Played Mrs. Dimwiddy in "Confessions from a Holiday Camp" in 1977. Played Mrs. Gulliver in "On the Up" in 1990.
What actors and actresses appeared in A Fonder Heart - 2011?
The cast of Lost Hearts - 2011 includes: Nicholas Amer as Mr. Abney Chloe Austin as Evacuee at Station Callum Austin as Evacuee at Station Margaret Baldwin as Mrs. Bunch Emilie Baraggington as Evacuee at Station Jonny Buck as Boys by the Lake Dan Cousins as Boys by the Lake Annabell Crowther as Evacuee at Station Odge Davey as Boys by the Lake Henry Dodson as Evacuee at Station Natalie Drenth as Evacuee on Train Hugo Drenth as Evacuee on Train Hilary Drenth as WRVS Official Georgie Farmer as Evacuee at Station Alec Godsland as Joe Steve Hockett as Old Gardener David Jago as Vicar Harry Lannie as Evacuee on Train Jack Lannie as Evacuee on Train Mark Llewellin as Mr. Parks Georgina Milner as Evacuee at Station Magan Nenadich as Gypsy Girl Daphne Neville as Mrs. Burrows Louis Newton as Stephen Katrina Norbury as WRVS Official Robyn Poulton as Evacuees at Station Jordan Pratt as Runaway Edward Smith Oakey as Evacuee on Train Sofia Storer as Evacuee at Station Hannah Trigg as Evacuee at Station Thomas Trigg as Evacuee at Station Joe Xia as Ghost in Old Bathroom
What actors and actresses appeared in Catastrophe - 2008?
The cast of Doctors and Nurses - 2004 includes: Steven Alvey as Flapper Mina Anwar as Sister Zita Khan Audrey Ardington as WRVS Lady Ewan Bailey as Dave Tony Bluto as Reg Orde Browne as Richard Bliss Angela Bruce as Inspector Sheila Burrell as Edie John Cater as Malcolm Jeremy Child as Sir Nicholas Stephens Brenda Cowling as Jean Abigail Cruttenden as Dr. Lucy Potter Kim Durham as Mr. Hilton Susan Earl as Nurse Tara Cummings Adrian Edmondson as Dr. Roy Glover Martyn Ellis as Mr. Howarth Regina Freedman as Agency Nurse Phil Hammond as Neurosurgeon Leila Hoffman as Gladys Sally Humphreys as Cyclist Susan Jeffrey as Posh Woman Geoffrey McGivern as Walt Desmond McNamara as Harry Jaime Murray as Bella Olazabal Oliver Oxley as Lycra Man Hugh Parker as Piers Stephens Patrick Ryecart as Mr. Barry Joanna Scanlan as Stumpy Yates Madhav Sharma as Dr. George Banatwala Vivienne Soan as Fishing Lady John Statham as Flamingo Man Dalton Walters as Porter 2 David Whittington as Fred Bentall
What did the woman do during World War 2?
Before the Seond World War, women were expected to be "housewives", or do certain "women's work," such as nursing, being a domestic servant or shop assistant.If women were sent to aid in the war effort during World War II, they provided assistance on American bases by working as cooks, nurses (combat nurses whom treated wounded soldiers [who survived combat] on-site at Allied bases), telecommunications operators ('encoders" and/or "decoders" for encrypting and/or translating messages, such as using Morse Code).But, if women stayed on the homeland, or if they volunteered/joined the Armed Forces and obtained jobs while their husbands/boyfriends were overseas fighting in the war, they filled a variety of jobs, many that were previously thought of as being unsuitable for women because they were dangerous occupations. In March of 1941, women were called up and relied on for "war work." Here's what women worked as during World War II to help the war effort and the American economy:mechanicsengineerstank driversship buildersfactory workers (making bombs, missiles, regular, explosive, and tracer bullets, as well as aircraft parts or entire airplanes, automobiles [Jeeps], tank parts or entire tanks, and other necessary military products)air raid wardensdriving fire engines (fire truck drivers)plumbersambulance drivers/possibly EMTsWRVS (formerly as the Women's Royal Voluntary Service [for volunteer jobs]; later shortened and often referred to as WVS, or the Women's Voluntary Service [or Services, perhaps]; was founded and operated within England, but may have had American women assist the British women whom worked as part of the WRVS)nurses (as said before; might have also been referred to as "medic[s]/combat medic[s]" or "corpsman[men]").Although, women were required by the government to work. At first, only women between the ages of 20 and 30 were called up for work, but by the mid-1943, almost 90% of single women, and 80% of married women were working in factories, on the land, or in the Armed Forces. Large numbers of women were involved in the war effort and many joined the Armed Forces, even though they didn't have to. Here's the exact numbers:640,000 joined the Armed Forces55,000 served with guns in providing essential air defense80,000 were in the former Land Army (were farmers/ranchhands)many more flew unarmed aircraft, drove ambulances, worked as nurses, and worked behind enemy lines as part of the European resistance.
