Bomb Girls

Gladys is inspired to organize a fundraiser to support Canadian prisoners of war, but her business-minded parents see in it an opportunity of a different sort. Marco finds out the truth about Lorna’s pregnancy. With Kate unable to get away from her father, Betty takes matters into her own hands.

To offset the disheartening news about the war, Victory Munitions throws a Valentine’s Day party. Gladys gets a Valentine’s surprise in the form of an unexpected visit, Kate plans to skip town but finds she may have left it too late, and matters come to a head between Lorna and Marco.

Gladys travels with Marco and his mother to an internment camp in hopes of aiding Marco's detained father, while Lorna focuses her energy on impressing the girls at the factory. Elsewhere, Betty and Kate attend services at Leon's church. And Vera discovers the perks of being helpful to soldiers.

An unexpected guest turns Lorna's dinner party into a nightmare. Meanwhile, Gladys distracts herself from thinking about James with a game of cards. And Betty has difficulty coming to terms with her past.

Betty has a bad feeling about Reggie, a new arrival at the plant. Meanwhile, Gladys goes off on a surprise-filled date with Lorna's son Gene.

Gladys discovers who has been paying her hotel bills; Lorna comes to a realization about her son; Betty meets a female soldier and Marco considers an offer from an old childhood friend.

Preliminary reports of an Allied raid on the German-held port of Dieppe electrify the nation. Gladys has her own battles to fight, including dealing with her guilt over James’s death. Lorna finally gets her long-coveted home telephone but finds that the phone can bring bad news as well as good.

The women find themselves caught up in their own film noir action after seeing Hitchcock's spine-tingling Saboteur. Faced by threats on the home front, the women realize enemies are closer than they feared.

A visiting reporter highlights the disparity between women’s and men’s salaries at Victory Munitions, leaving Lorna with a tough decision to make. Gladys learns more about the shadow world of intelligence from Clifford, who also surprises her with facts she didn’t know about her father.

Lorna takes dance lessons and become smitten with her instructor. Kate and Ivan explore the terms of their engagement. Vera misconstrues Gladys showing interest in Marco as a budding romance. And Marco's mother is wrongfully accused of stealing from Witham Foods.

Believing Marco to be innocent, if misguided, Gladys is torn between her patriotic duty and loyalty to her friends. Marco is similarly conflicted but may now be in too deep to turn back. Struggling with her family’s changing dynamics, Lorna enlists husband Bob in her ongoing dispute with Sheila.

Kate is anticipating her wedding and enjoying the fact that her mother is back in her life. But a police detective is asking more questions about her father’s death, and Betty decides there is only one thing she can do to save her friend. With the first Allied victory, at El Alamein, on the horizon, Clifford offers Gladys an opportunity to serve her country in a different way.

As the Battle of the Atlantic rages in the spring of 1943, Victory Munitions takes on a vital role: production of newly developed sonar equipment for use against German U-boats. However, a saboteur is already on site. Covertly recruited and sworn to secrecy, Gladys must now spy on her coworkers and friends. But without the help of Lorna, Kate, Betty, and Vera, how will she find the traitor?