New pictures revealed of the ATS girls killed in Great Yarmouth bombing in WWII

Private Kathleen Gaunt, 19, was among the 26 women killed on May 11, 1943 when German Focke-Wulf planes dropped bombs on their billet in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.

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