Ex-Servicemen and Women

Individuals who served in the armed forces during World War II. They played a vital role in the war effort and faced a range of experiences, from combat to support roles.

Enlistment

The process by which individuals voluntarily join the armed forces of a nation. It involves signing a contract that outlines the terms of service, including duration and responsibilities.

Enlisted Personnel

Members of the armed forces who are not commissioned officers, such as soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines. They perform various tasks under the command of officers.

Ejército Nacional de Nicaragua

The official armed forces of Nicaragua, which played a significant role in the Nicaraguan Revolution and the Sandinista government.

Ejército de Guatemala

The official armed forces of Guatemala, which played a significant role in the Guatemalan Civil War, known for its human rights abuses.

Canadian Forces

The unified armed forces of Canada, encompassing the Army, Navy, and Air Force. During World War II, the Canadian Forces fought alongside Allied nations in various theaters of war.

Australian Women in World War II

The significant contributions of Australian women during World War II, serving in various roles, including in the armed forces, factories, and support services.

Ajw Airfield

A military airfield used by the armed forces.