52K views · 220 reactions | #OTD 1917 The Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS), was founded #WRNS100 | BBC Archive | Facebook

6.1K views · 207 reactions | Women of the Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS) filmed at work for a 1940 film sponsored by the Ministry of Information. You can watch the full film, 'Women in the Forces', on our website: https://bit.ly/3R2TwRn © IWM (COI 835) | Imperial War Museum London | Facebook

WATCH: More than 80 years ago, the Women's Royal Canadian Naval Service was established. The members came to be known as "Wrens." They paved the way for women to join the naval reserve in 1951 and the regular navy in the late 1950s. The pioneer Wrens were honoured with a garden party at Halifax’s naval museum Thursday to mark the founding of the service and to keep their mportant history alive. | Global Halifax

24K views · 292 reactions | WWII codebreaker Pat Owtram, who joined the Women’s Royal Naval Service at 18, recalls a surprise encounter with Winston Churchill during the war. Sky’s Sarah-Jane Mee sat down with her to hear the remarkable story. #skynews #VEDay | Sky News | Facebook

Men and women from across the Naval service will be on duty around the globe this Christmas. This video, with an affectionate nod to a certain department store, is part of the Royal Navy's Yule the Waves campaign to recognise the families who support all our sailors, marines, airmen and mariners. If you want to share your messages for the sailors, airmen, submariners and marines of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Royal Fleet Auxiliary, you can post to http://yulethewaves.tumblr.com/ Christmas

Today, #WeTheNavy celebrate the 80th anniversary of the creation of the Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Service (#WRCNS)! From July 1942 until being disbanded in August 1946, nearly 7,000 intrepid #Canadian women, commonly referred to as ‘Wrens,’ brought honour to our country in this service. “Service life was new to Canadian women, but they have proved their ability not only to accept it but to bring great credit to it,” expressed Captain Adelaide Sinclair, WRCNS Director from 1943-46. We salute t