With so much of the male population of European countries in uniform during the war,women increasingly filled industrial positions from which they had heretofore been excluded.In Britain,these women were collectively dubbed:

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Munitionettes were the women who worked in the munitions factories during World War I in Britain. This nickname was given to them because they were primarily engaged in producing ammunition for the war effort. The term "Rosie the Riveter" was popularized during World War II in the United States to refer to women who worked in factories, but it was not used during World War I. Sophie the Armourer, Rockettes, and Angels of the Factories were not commonly used nicknames for women in industrial jobs during the war.

With So Much of the Male Population of European Countries