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4 C.D. Howe Minister of Munitions – created crown corporations for war production

5 Canadian Women’s Army Corps C.W.A.C Secretaries, mechanics, cooks, etc.

6 Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Service W.R.E.N.s Operated wireless radio, coders, drivers

7 British Commonwealth Air Training Plan trained pilots, navigators, bomb aimers, air gunners, wireless operators and flight engineers Allowed for Canada to contribute ‘at home’, avoiding conscription.

8 Royal Canadian Air Force R.C.A.F. Participated in bombing missions in Africa, Italy, Europe, and Asia

9 Women’s Division ~ Royal Canadian Air Force Clerks, cooks. Hospital assistants, drivers, piloted planes over to Europe

10 National Film Board of Canada In part, it was intended to create WWII propaganda

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