The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Letters, telegrams (1940-1943) covering training under the Empire Air Training Scheme (EATS) Southern Rhodesia and England and active service with RAF Coastal Command, sent to his fiancee Dorothy Roseby; copies of official records re: Terry Gordon-Glassford (1943) and fellow crew member Eldon Beale (1943-1954); personal record of the story of Bruce and Eldon Beale written by Dorothy Roseby (1978); extract from the diary of Bob Royle printed in `Snow Revelry' April-May 1946 (photocopy); see also PR91/094.
Flying log book kept by F/O T.H. Gordon-Glassford during his training and operational service. Includes 1946 covering letter returning book to F/O Gordon-Glassford's mother; see also PR00193.
REYKJAVIK, ICELAND. 1942-05. ONE OF TWO RAF COASTAL COMMAND, NO. 612 SQUADRON, ARMSTRONG-WHITWORTH WHITLEY BOMBERS WHICH OPERATED OUT OF ICELAND, SHOWING MOST OF THE CREW LINED UP IN FRONT OF THE STAR
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
Extensive collection of papers (including letters, diaries, logbooks) describing enlistment, training in Australia and Canada, and active service in Europe. Includes `Australia Remembers' souvenir lea
Diary kept by Flying Officer Brian Cosgriff between April 1943 and July 1944. The diary commences with Cosgriff's departure from Australia as a member of the Empire Air Training Scheme (EATS) aboard t
Typescript copy of diary detailing journey to the United Kingdom via the United States, operational training with night fighter squadron before posting to Pathfinder Force with operations over Europe.