Answer:
What is your name? For married women, what was your maiden name?
Age?
Where were you born and raised?
What was your family background? Educational background?
What is your current occupation? Current address?
At the time of the war, were you in a relationship, married, or single?
What was your spouse's or partner's name and wartime occupation (if interviewed for that reason)?
If married, when and where were you married?
Did you have children at any time during the war?
Where did you live/work during the war?
What was your main wartime activity?
Were you employed outside the home?
In industry?
Why did you choose that activity?
What kind of training were you given?
What was your title?
What kind of activities did you perform?
Who was your supervisor?
What was your specialty at work?
What did you like and dislike about it?
What special rules or conventions did you have to follow?
With whom did you work?
If you had children, was there child care at work?
If not, what arrangements did you make?
Were you unionized?
Were you an organizer?
How did you feel about the unions?
Did you develop friendships during training or the activity itself?
Did you have family and friends in the service or doing war work?
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