The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1943-11-21. IN A BBC STUDIO EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON, RAAF OFFICERS AND MEN RECORD GREETINGS FOR THE FORTNIGHTLY PROGRAMME "ANZACS CALLING AUSTRALIA". LEFT TO RIGHT: 412603 FLIGHT SERGEANT S. H. MAY, BELMONT, NSW, WHO SPOKE TO HIS MOTHER, TO TELL HER HE IS NOW SAFE IN ENGLAND AFTER HAVING BEEN POSTED MISSING FROM AIR OPERATIONS; 67354 LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN V. DILLON, DUNGOG, NSW; 417876 SERGEANT (SGT) W. H. O'CALLAGHAN, WEST CROYDON, SA. ON THE RIGHT IS 257549 PILOT OFFICER H. H. STEWART, SYDNEY, NSW, THE PRODUCER OF THE PROGRAMME.
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1943-11-21. IN A BBC STUDIO EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON, RAAF OFFICERS AND MEN RECORD GREETINGS FOR THE FORTNIGHTLY PROGRAMME "ANZACS CALLING AUSTRALIA". PERSONNEL ABOUT TO SEND MESSAGES H
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1943-11-21. IN A BBC STUDIO EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON, RAAF OFFICERS AND MEN RECORD GREETINGS FOR THE FORTNIGHTLY PROGRAMME "ANZACS CALLING AUSTRALIA". PERSONNEL READING MESSAGES, LEFT T
London, England. 1942-06-03. Sergeant Pilot "Cliff" Richards of the RAAF, whose foot was injured during operations over Germany, sending a message to his wife and mother in Orange and Bellevue Hill, N
London, England. 1941-09-03. Australians gather in a BBC studio to broadcast greetings on the "Anzacs Calling Home" programme to their families and friends in all parts of the Commonwealth. Nursing Si
London, England. 1942-06-03. Sergeant Pilot "Cliff" Richards of the RAAF, whose foot was injured during operations over Germany, sending a message to his wife and mother in Orange and Bellevue Hill, N
London, England. 1942-03-30. When the BBC microphone visited a famous London Hospital recently to record messages from 400052 Sergeant Tommie Dufty (left) of Nhill, Vic, and 5022 Leading Aircraftman M
