The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal group portrait of 414138 Sergeant (Sgt) Vivian Arthur Howard, instructor and trainee pilots, standing in front of a Tiger Moth (DH 82A) aircraft, during their course of instruction at No 10 Elementary Flying Training School (10EFTS). Identified, left to right: 423408 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Kenneth Gordon Robertson; LAC Kennedy; Sgt Howard; LAC Simmonds. Sgt Howard of Mackay, Qld, enlisted with the RAAF on 16 August 1941 and served as an instructor and later pilot officer at 10EFTS in Temora NSW. He was accidentally killed at the flying school at Temora, NSW, on 29 October 1943 aged 27 years.
Brown leather thermally insulated 'Irvin' flying jacket lined with a thick layer of brown pile fleece. The jacket has long sleeves with zippers running from the wrist to the elbow along the inner arm.
RAAF blue wool serge battledress blouse with fold down collar and two pleated patch breast pockets with concealed button closure. The blouse is fastened down the centre by five concealed black plastic
TEMORA, NSW, 1945-05-10. AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF NO. 10 ELEMENTARY FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL (EFTS) SHOWING HANGARS, ACCOMMODATION HUTS AND SIXTY-SEVEN TIGER MOTHS (DH 82A), REPUTED TO BE THE LARGEST NUMBER
NARROMINE, NSW. 1939? LINE OF DH-82 TIGER MOTH AIRCRAFT, NO. 5 ELEMENTARY FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL.
NARROMINE, NSW. 1939? CRASHED DH-82 TIGER MOTH AIRCRAFT FROM NO. 5 ELEMENTARY FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL.
DH-82 TIGER MOTH, SERIAL A17-76. DATE UNKNOWN, COULD BE FROM NO. 5 ELEMENTARY FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL, NARROMINE (NSW).
NARROMINE, NSW. 1939? TWO STUDENTS STANDING IN FRONT OF A DH-82 TIGER MOTH AIRCRAFT (A17-27) AT NO. 5 ELEMENTARY FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL.
NARROMINE, NSW. 1939? FOUR STUDENTS FROM NO. 5 ELEMENTARY FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL STANDING IN FRONT OF A DH-82 TIGER MOTH AIRCRAFT (A17-37).
