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no idea after 10 years you ask...... sorry mate......

such a great lady, are their any more men of similar honour!!!

One Indian woman of special note was Noor Inayat Khan. She became a special agent for Britain, working with the French resistance. She was finally captured by the Gestapo and executed at Dachau Concentration Camp.

Portrait of WRIN (Women's Royal Indian Naval Service) auxiliary S D Bhagvat during a visit of Vice Admiral J H Godfrey to the WRNS signal school at Bombay, 1945.

A British sister instructs an Indian nurse how to adjust a doctor's mask at a first aid post in Calcutta.

Indian women labourers, engaged in airfield construction work, pass mechanics working on a Royal Air Force Consolidated Liberator bomber at a base in Bengal.

this is the link from where i posted them.... NMRN Blog: The India of the Future may be i'll post a lot more

Second Officer Kalyani Sen

Field Marshal Sir Claude Auchinleck inspecting members of the Women's Auxiliary Corps (India), 1947.

A group of WRINS in 1945.

Women's Royal Indian Navel Service (WRINS) at GHQ Delhi - 1945.

Chief Officer Cooper is presented with her farewell gift .

Posted from National Museum of the Royal Navy.

WRINS Officer Cadets during a tour of the dockyards at Bombay, put informal questions to a Seaman of the Royal Indian Navy

WRINS attending to a rush of naval communiqués

WRINS at work

Maintainance work being carried out on a 40 mm Bofors gun

WRIN performing top secret task in decoding

WRINS arrange models of ships, escorts and attackers in conformity with the tactical problem set

A WRIN from the province of Bengal, one of the many provinces of India working to defeat Japan during World War Two