Summary: Members of the Women's Royal Army Corps talk about their life in the WRAC, with illustrative footage.
Description: The interviewees comments are interspersed with training scenes. New students are greeted at the camp and are seen in classes. camp life is described: "a lot of people say it looks like Butlins" and a passing out parade is shown. Opportunities then include the military police, equestrian roles, communications (Hong Kong), secretarial duties, quartermasters, medical, communications. physical training, sport and outward bound course are also shown. Final impressions are given over end music.
