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Portrait of 403012 Pilot Officer E. D. Dampier-Crossley DFC with a friend, Section Officer J. Bentley, WAAF OF Wembley Park, outside Buckingham Palace after the investiture at which he received his award of the Distinguished Flying Cross. Lieutenant Dampier Crossley was later killed whilst on operations on 11 August 1943.
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1943-04-06. PORTRAIT OF 400422 FLYING OFFICER J. P. RICKARDS, VIC, OUTSIDE BUCKINGHAM PALACE WITH A FRIEND AFTER THE INVESTITURE AT WHICH HE RECEIVED THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS (D
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1943-03-09. 811 SQUADRON LEADER A. D. FERGUSON, COOMA, NSW, WITH A FRIEND, OUTSIDE BUCKINGHAM PALACE AFTER THE INVESTITURE AT WHICH HE RECEIVED THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS (DFC) FR
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1943-11-09. 405173 FLYING OFFICER A. T. COVACEVICH DFC, INNISFAIL, QLD, ON THE OCCASION OF AN INVESTITURE AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE, WHEN HE RECEIVED HIS AWARD.
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1943-03-09. 403168 FLIGHT LIEUTENANT K. MUNRO, MOONAH, TAS, WITH FRIENDS, MRS V. I. GIBBONS AND MISS L. A. GIBBONS, OUTSIDE BUCKINGHAM PALACE AFTER THE INVESTITURE AT WHICH HE RECEIVE
London, England. 1943-03-09. 403467 Pilot Officer C. Badham DFC (left) and 40500 Flying Officer A. W. Triggs MBE DFC, outside Buckingham Palace after their investiture. They received their awards for
Squadron Leader Ralph 'Smokey' Dawson DFC of Highett, Vic, a member of RAAF Overseas Headquarters in Australia House, London, with his wife Velma after receiving the Distinguished Flying Cross at a Bu
