The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of 404614 Pilot Officer (PO) Lloyd Wilson Bailey, RAAF, of Grafton, NSW. A cadet journalist and university student in civilian life, PO Bailey enlisted on 11 October 1940. Whilst attached to 149 Squadron RAF he was killed during operations over Germany on 10 March 1942, aged 22. Their mission had been to attack the Essen railway lines near the massive Krupps factory in the heavily defended Ruhr Valley. Bailey was the pilot of a Short Stirling MkI bomber, serial N6126, coded OJ-U at the time of his death. He is buried in Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, Germany with his epitaph reading 'WE CHERISH HIS DEAR MEMORY'.
Studio portrait of 407719 Flying Officer (FO) Vincent William James Mansell, RAAF, attached to 149 Squadron RAF, of Prospect, South Australia. A school teacher prior to enlistment, FO Mansell trained
Outdoor portrait including 414715 Pilot Officer (PO) William (Billie) Edmund Maloney (left), 80 Squadron, RAF, of Clifton, Qld. A tannery worker prior to enlistment from Brisbane on 8 November 1941. P
Lancaster R5735 "A" of No. 50 Squadron RAF. On 15 August 1942, the aircraft, piloted by 403054 PO Godfrey Rees Jones RAAF, crashed following an air battle over Germany. Its crew are interred at Reichs
Crew of a mosquito bomber of 464 Squadron RAAF, based at RAF station, Gravesend, after returning from a night intruder mission over the invasion areas in Western Europe. Shown left to right are 417898
Studio portrait of 401589 Sergeant (Sgt) James Dwight Pickup, RAAF, 149 Squadron RAF, of Toorak, Vic. Born in Scarborough, England, and trained as a photographer, he worked as a sales representative b
Studio portrait of 407380 Pilot Officer (PO) Frederick Michael Spafford DFC DFM of RAAF Overseas Headquarter, England. A 22 year old fitter from Wayville, South Australia, prior to enlisting as a trai
