The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of QX7498 Sergeant (Sgt) Robert Gordon Hamilton (Gordon) Gulliver, 1st Australian Corps Troop Supply Column, of Brisbane, Qld. Sgt Gulliver enlisted on 8 May 1940 and left Australia on 28 December 1940, at the age of 27. He was commissioned during the war, and eventually retired in 1955 with the rank of Captain. His brother, 270655 Squardron Leader Donald Keith Hamilton (Keith) Gulliver, Commanding Officer, 93 Squadron, RAAF, was killed in a flying accident on 10 December 1945.
Camouflage cotton twill paratrooper's Denison Smock (second pattern), as worn by British airborne troops. It has an Army parachutist's qualification wing on the right sleeve. The smock has a high stan
The grave of 270655 Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) Donald Keith Hamilton (Keith) Gulliver, Commanding Officer of 93 Squadron, RAAF, who enlisted on 8 January 1940 at Mascot, NSW. Sqn Ldr Gulliver was kille
Soldiers and airmen saluting during the funeral service for 270655 Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) Donald Keith Hamilton (Keith) Gulliver, Commanding Officer of 93 Squadron, RAAF, who enlisted on 8 January
Informal portrait of 270655 Squadron Leader (Sq Ldr) Donald Keith Hamilton Gulliver beside an aircraft painted with nose art displaying his squadron's logo: The Green Ghost Squadron RAAF Spookus Sneak
Camouflage cotton twill paratrooper's Denison Smock (second pattern), as worn by British airborne troops. It has an Army parachutist's qualification wing on the right sleeve. The smock has a high stan
Wreckage of No 93 Squadron Beaufighter A8-184 "Ye Old Bumble Bee". While taxiing for takeoff A8-184, carrying Australian officers and crew aboard, swung off course and crashed. The aircraft collided w
Smoke from the crash of 93 Squadron Beaufighter A8-184 "Ye Old Bumble Bee". While taxiing for takeoff A8-184, carrying Australian officers and crew aboard, swung off course and crashed. The aircraft c
