Land Army
Charlotte Smith meets some of the Women's Land Army who kept Britain in food and timber in the Second World War.
Charlotte Smith meets some of the Women's Land Army - Land Girls and Lumber Jills - who kept Britain in food and timber during the Second World War. They were invited to a tea party at the offices of Defra in London. Earlier in the year a memorial was unveiled to the Land Army at the National Arboretum in Staffordshire, following a fund-raising campaign. Produced by Sally Challoner.
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