REMEMBRANCE

Honouring the service and sacrifice of women who served.

Our aim is to ensure that women who gave their lives are commemorated in the memorials of their home towns.

NOVEMBER ARMISTICE

Each November we remember those who have given their lives in service of their country. Within two world wars and conflicts across the globe, women have served. 

GUILDFORD PUB BOMBINGS

On October 5th 1974, at the Horse and Groom pub in Guildford, a bomb planted by the IRA detonated. The explosion claimed the lives of one civilian, two off-duty Scots guards and two off-duty WRAC servicewomen, wounding scores more. 

WE WILL REMEMBER HER

We Will Remember Her is a national remembrance initiative led by the WRAC Association to ensure the service and sacrifice of women in the British Armed Forces are never forgotten.

ROLL OF HONOUR

The Women's Royal Army Corps Association remembers those women of the QMAAC, ATS and WRAC who died in service as well as all serving personnel who made the ultimate sacrifice

HOW YOU CAN HELP

ATTEND

Attend local remembrance events and services

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SHARE

Share the stories of servicewomen within your community

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RESEARCH

Research your local war memorial and report any omissions to us

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PROMOTE

Help promote recognition of women’s military history

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Every act of remembrance ensures that these women, and all who served, remain part of our national story.