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1914. PORTRAIT OF 131 PRIVATE MERVYN HAROLD CUMMINGS ("LADDIE"), WHO ENLISTED 1914-10-21, AND WAS ATTACHED TO THE 14TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD AMBULANCE. HE WAS AWARDED THE MILITARY MEDAL 1917-12-20 AND IN 1918 TRANSFERRED TO THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. (ORIGINAL PRINT HELD IN AWM PR 83/186).
ENGLAND. 1918. THREE MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS ENJOY A SNACK, SEATED ON THE BACK OF AN AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS AMBULANCE, BEFORE LEAVING FOR THE WESTERN FRONT. LEFT TO RIGHT: CORPOR
LAUNCESTON, TAS. 1918. STUDIO PORTRAIT OF CAPTAIN ERIC DOUGLAS CUMMINGS DFC, NO. 2 SQUADRON, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC), WHO RETURNED TO AUSTRALIA 1918-11-20. (ORIGINAL PRINT HELD IN AWM PR 83/186)
Collection of 63 photographs relating to 131/1457/N272662 Second Lieutenant Mervyn Harold 'Laddie' (or 'Lad') Cummings MM, No. 5 Training Squadron, Australian Flying Corps.Second Lieutenant Mervyn Har
C. 1917. PORTRAIT OF THREE CUMMINGS BROTHERS FROM TASMANIA, WHO ALL BECAME MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC). LEFT TO RIGHT: MERVYN, ERIC, ROY. MERVYN WAS AWARDED THE MILITARY MEDAL (MM) 19
Wedding portrait of 2nd Lieutenant Mervyn Harold Cummings MM, formerly No. 5 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC) and his bride, Beatrice Roe.
Studio portrait of 2nd Lieutenant Mervyn Harold Cummings MM, No. 5 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC). His brothers Roy and Eric were also members of the AFC.
