Factory work: Women worked in factories producing munitions, aircraft, and other war materials.
Transportation: Women worked as drivers, train conductors, and bus conductors.
Agriculture: Women worked on farms, harvesting crops and tending to livestock.
Clerical work: Women worked as secretaries, typists, and bookkeepers.
Medical work: Women worked as nurses, doctors, and pharmacists.
Teaching: Women worked as teachers in schools and universities.
Social work: Women worked as social workers, helping those affected by the war.
In addition to these jobs, women also volunteered for a variety of war-related activities, such as the Red Cross, the Women's Land Army, and the Women's Royal Naval Service. These jobs and activities helped to free up men for combat duty and contributed to the Allied victory in the war.