A.T.S. Remembered

(Auxiliary Territorial Service - Home)

The A.T.S. was the forerunner of the British Women's Royal Army Corps. The aim of this site is to provide historical background for those that are interested, and to try and make contact with former members for research purposes.

Use the table below to find the items that are of interest to you - this includes how to find a Service Record or apply for a Medal.

You are welcome to contact me by e-mail and I will be happy to hear from you, but please be patient as I receive a great many enquiries. Please be aware that I cannot help with family history searches and I do not have any access whatsoever to the official Service Records of members of the A.T.S. (See 'Contacts' below.)

Some of the documents will require Adobe Acrobat Reader - this can be downloaded from:

Archives	Personal Testimonies	For Veterans
Imperial War Museum The National Archives National Army Museum Ministry of Defence How to find a Veteran's Service Record Location Index @ 07/05/1945 Commonwealth War Graves Commission	Clerks Commissioned Cooks and Orderlies Drivers / Welders Gunners and Armourers Military Police / P.T.I.s Searchlight Operators Signals / Teleprinter Operators/ Wireless Operators/ Telephonists Storewomen	How to apply for a Medal How to find a Service Record How to find the Veterans Association Looking for Friends or Relatives?
Organisation	History	Photo Gallery
Commands Royal Artillery	Family Tree A.T.S. Gunners Searchlight Operators	Clerks Drivers Gunners and Armourers Military Police Searchlight Operators
Badges	Uniform	Contacts
General Badges of Rank	Servicedress Battledress Kit	Contact me direct Veterans Association
Memorials	Re-enactors	Links
Women of World War II National Memorial Arboretum Thanet District Council, Margate Memorial to the A.T.S. Bristol Plaque Details to come - Guildford window, Yorkminster If you have details of any other A.T.S memorials please contact me so I can include them in this site.	Uniform for new re-enactors How to find a group to join	Other pages which might be of interest
Donations	My Interest	Guestbook
How can you support ATS Remembered?	Why am I interested in the A.T.S.?
News	Search facility	Copyright
Newsletter No 1 - issued December 2003 Newsletter No 2 - issued June 2005	Search My Site	All material on this site is copyright protected. Express permission must be sought for it to be used for any reason.

ATS Remembered is registered in the Intute Social Science information gateway	ATS Remembered is also a member of the World Wide Web Virtual Library: Military History	ATS Remembered is also a recommended website for the History Channel
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Pages last updated - 6 January 2017

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