The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Flying Officer Andrew William "Nicky" Barr, DFC (later OBE, Bar to DFC, MC), Royal Australian Air Force, service number 035392 (250774). Painted on his return from an operational flight. The sun was so bright that the sitter had to keep his eyes closed whilst the picture was in progress. Nicky was a comparative newcomer to the Squadron, and had achieved remarkable success in his few flying hours. On one occasion he was aided by the Senussi; managed to make his way back to base on foot, through the enemy lines, Gambut, Libya, 1942.
Collection relating to the Second World War and post-war service of O35392 Wing Commander Andrew William 'Nicky' Barr MC, DFC & Bar, Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), Australia, Middle East, Europe,
Studio portrait of O35392 Squadron Leader Andrew William 'Nicky' Barr, RAAF, MC, DFC and Bar. Born in Wellington, New Zealand, on 10 December 1915, Andrew William Barr grew up in Melbourne, Victoria.
Studio portrait of O35392 Squadron Leader Andrew William 'Nicky' Barr, RAAF, MC, DFC and Bar. Born in Wellington, New Zealand, on 10 December 1915, Andrew William Barr grew up in Melbourne, Victoria.
Informal portrait of O35392 Flying Officer (FO) Andrew William ‘Nicky’ Barr, RAAF. Born in Wellington, New Zealand, on 10 December 1915, Andrew William Barr grew up in Melbourne, Victoria. In 1939 Bar
O35392 Flying Officer (FO) Andrew William ‘Nicky’ Barr rests in a tent after traveling three days through enemy territory after his aircraft was shot down. His visitors are Squadron Leader Dixie Chapm
O35392 Flying Officer (FO) Andrew William ‘Nicky’ Barr rests in a tent after traveling three days through enemy territory after his aircraft was shot down. He has his temperature taken by Squadron Med
