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1939-45 Star. Impressed reverse with recipient's details.
Awarded to 416460 Flight Lieutenant Gordon David Le Messurier Seddon. He was born in Medindie, South Australia, on 3 November 1915. He enlisted in the RAAF in Adelaide on 23 June 1941. Seddon was trained as a pilot and flew Lancasters with Bomber Command for 115 Squadron, RAF. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his involvement in bombing raids over Berlin in early 1944. The award was presented to him on 5 July that year by King George VI at Royal Air Force Station, Witchford. F/Lt Seddon was discharged from the RAAF on 19 September 1945.
ENGLAND. 1944-07. RAAF NO. 416460 FLIGHT LIEUTENANT GORDON SEDDON, ATTACHED TO NO. 115 SQUADRON RAF, IS DECORATED WITH THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS (DFC) BY KING GEORGE VI. (DONOR: M. SEDDON)
Air Crew Europe Star. Impressed reverse with recipient's details. Awarded to 416460 Flight Lieutenant Gordon David Le Messurier Seddon. He was born in Medindie, South Australia, on 3 November 1915.
Defence Medal. Impressed around the edge with recipient's details. Awarded to 416460 Flight Lieutenant Gordon David Le Messurier Seddon. He was born in Medindie, South Australia, on 3 November 1915.
British War Medal 1939-45. Impressed around the edge with recipient's details. Awarded to 416460 Flight Lieutenant Gordon David Le Messurier Seddon. He was born in Medindie, South Australia, on 3 No
Distinguished Flying Cross. Engraved reverse with year of issue. Awarded to 416460 Flight Lieutenant Gordon David Le Messurier Seddon. He was born in Medindie, South Australia on 3 November 1915. Se
1939-45 Star. Impressed reverse with recipient's details. 408295 Eric George Gentle was born in Tasmania in 1919 and enlisted in the RAAF in September 1941. By March 1943 he was a qualified navigato
1939-45 Star. Impressed reverse with recipient's details. 405792 Squadron Leader John Cecil Holmes, served in 460 Squadron, RAAF. Born in Brisbane in 1921, he worked as a woolclasser in Toowoomba be
