The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Letters describe various sea voyages, training with Empire Air Training Scheme in various countries, flying duties in Gambia and Sierra Leone. Postscripts describe his accidental death in England due to engine failure of his aircraft.
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 423161 Flying Officer Philip Henry Morris, 153 Squadron and 150 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, at sea, Canada, and the United Kingdom, 194
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 415279 Pilot Officer Ross McCulloch Simpson, 90 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, Australia, at sea, and the United Kingdom, 1941-1943. Wall
Flying Log Book of 413968 Flying Officer William George N. Crosby for 1942-1944, covering his training in the Empire Air Training Scheme in Canada and subsequent service as a navigator with 70 Squadro
Collection relating to the service of 416810 Flying Officer John Reuben Vowles, Royal Australian Air Force, Australia and England, 1943-1944. Collection consists of (1) the Observer's Air Gunner's a
Extensive collection of papers of Flying Officer (FO) Max John Nottage from his service with 460 Squadron RAAF during the Second World War. Includes note books, training notes, programs for functions
DETAILED LETTER WRITTEN TO HIS PARENTS DESCRIBING HIS TRIP TO ENGLAND ABOARD THE "NESTOR", PARTICULARLY A SUBMARINE ATTACK ON THE CONVOY MID WAY BETWEEN SIERRA LEONE AND THE UK. F/SGT CLARKE DIED IN A