The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Training of airmen photographers at the Royal Air Force School of Photography, Farnborough, 1922. The use and application of aerial cameras - photographic flying - processing and printing for the preparation and presentation of aerial mosaics. Aircraft featured is the Bristol Fighter.
Annual innspection of No.1 Flying Training School, Point Cook, by Air Commmodore R. Williams, C.B.E., D.S.O., Chief of the Air Staff and Group Captain S.J. Goble, C.B.E., D.S.O.., D.S.C., Air Member f
An official United States War Department training film produced by the Signal Corps in collaboration with the Chief of Air Corps. Uses animated diagrams to illustrate the workings of a camera, use of
Shows the activities of No 1 School of Technical Training (aircraft apprentices) Royal Air Force, Halton, Buckinghamshire.
A Movietone News item with sub-titles covering RAAF training at Point Cook, Victoria with an introduction by Air-Commodore Richard Williams, CBE, DSO, then Chief of the Air Staff. There are four types
Photographs relating to Flight Lieutenant Colin George Williams, RAAF School of Photography, Canberra. Images include portraits of Flt Lt Williams; aircraft; RAAF School of Photography; aerial photogr
Informal group portrait of airmen from the No.11 Service Flying Training School pose on top and in front of a North American Havard MKII aircraft. Two airmen, front centre, use the oxygen mask from th
