Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The answer to your query may be answered in our FAQs below, please browse before contacting the Association.
How to I join the Association?
Please visit our membership site here – membership.wraca.org.uk
I need some assistance from the Benevolence Fund
The Association Benevolence Fund uses SSAFA or The Royal British Legion caseworkers to handle applications for Benevolence, in the first instance please contact one of these two organisations. More information can be found here – wraca.org.uk/benevolence
I'm a journalist wishing to contact the Association regarding a story.
For all press or media enquiries please email comms@wraca.org.uk or if your enquiry is urgent call 0300 400 1992 and leave a message.
How do I obtain a copy of a QMAAC, ATS or WRAC Service Record for myself or a relative?
The WRAC Association does not hold any Service Records, please contact the MOD.
I would like to take part in the National Service of Remembrance at The Cenotaph and to march in the parade, how do I get a ticket?
The WRAC Association receives a limited number of tickets from the organiser, the Royal British Legion. Tickets are only allocated to WRAC Association members and if the event is over subscribed a ballot will be held. Some tickets are also available for Association members for the formal opening of The Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey on the Thurday preceding Remembrance Sunday. To apply to take part in any of these events please email – info@wraca.org.uk
How do I obtain a copy of my course photo from Guildford?
Unfortunately the WRAC Association does not hold any Course Photos or other items of historical interest. On the disbandment of the WRAC on 6 April 1992 the contents of the WRAC Museum were ‘gifted’ to the National Army Museum where the majority of items have been archived. Some artefacts have been transferred to the Adjutant General’s Corps Museum in Winchester.
Can you help me with some historical research?
Unfortunately we do not have the personnel or resources to assist with individual research requests. On the disbandment of the WRAC on 6 April 1992 the contents of the WRAC Museum were ‘gifted’ to the National Army Museum where the majority of items have been archived. Some artefacts have been transferred to the Adjutant General’s Corps Museum in Winchester. The Imperial War Museum, London has a significant number of QMAAC and ATS images available to search online.
How do I make a complaint?
Please see our Compalints Policy here. – https://membership.wraca.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/10/Complaints-Policy-Jun-2022.pdf
Our Anti-Discrimination Policy can be found here – https://membership.wraca.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/10/Anti-Discrimination-Policy-June-2022.pdf
Contacting the Association:
All membership enquiries: membership@wraca.org.uk
Press/Media enquiries: comms@wraca.org.uk
Lioness Editor: editor@wraca.org.uk
Benevolence Enquiries: benfund@wraca.org.uk or call 07741 327094
Finance Enquiries: finance.officer@wraca.org.uk
General Enquiries: info@wraca.org.uk
or call 0300 400 1992 leaving a message if out of office hours or no answer.
Our postal address:
WRAC Association
Unit 11 Basepoint Business Centre
1 Winnall Valley Road
Winchester
SO23 0LD
(visitors by appointment only please)