9. Truck and Ambulance Driver
During World War II, women served as truck and ambulance drivers, navigating treacherous routes to deliver supplies and evacuate the wounded. Operating in combat zones exposed them to bombings, landmines, and the constant threat of enemy fire. Their skill and composure under fire ensured vital supplies, wounded soldiers, and equipment reached their destinations. For many, the threat of strafing or capture was a daily reality. The Canadian War Museum shares more: www.warmuseum.ca.
