Personal stories gave members an insight to unknown women who made a difference, and without question, saved lives. Pioneers such as Katerra du Plat Taylor defied her mother when a woman’s ‘role’ was essentially to ‘look after men’, and at 18 worked at Bletchley Park. Under cover of this stately home; plotters for aircraft in ops rooms and codebreakers, hid both secret work and underground tunnels to Dover Castle. These women knew call signs of aircraft and waited with baited breath for their return.
