Don R. [motorcycle despatch rider]
Art ARTI01951 Second World War, 1939-1945Portrait of an unidentified motorcycle despatch rider, or "Don. R.", as they were colloquially known.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A study of an unidentified Despatch rider of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals, 1944.
Portrait of an unidentified motorcycle despatch rider, or "Don. R.", as they were colloquially known.
A full portrait of a "Don R." (a motorcycle despatch rider) and his motorcycle, with the road disappearing off into the distance. The artist has roughly sketched in chimneys to suggest the edge of a t
Albert Park; Signaller R Faulkener (or Falkener/Falkner), Despatch Rider, Land HeadQuarters Signals; wearing boots, crash helmet and goggles, and carries a .38 pistol and leather gauntlets, wears roya

WONGABEL AREA, QLD. 1944-05-17. NX44037 SIGNALMAN V.W. WHITTENBURY, DESPATCH RIDER (1) HANDING A DESPATCH TO NX166761 SIGNALMAN A.V. GESTIER, DESPATCH RIDER LETTER SERVICE CLERK (2) OF THE 2ND BEACH S

MILILAT, NEW GUINEA. 1944-07-16. THE SIGNAL MASTER OF HEADQUARTERS SIGNALS, 5TH DIVISION HANDING A DESPATCH TO A UNIT DON.R. (DESPATCH RIDER) OUTSIDE THE UNIT SIGNALS OFFICE.

SYRIA. 1941-12. PIGEON CARRYING BASKETS BEING FITTED ONTO THE MOTOR CYCLE OF A DESPATCH RIDER ATTACHED TO 1ST AUSTRALIAN CORPS SIGNALS.
