The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYDNEY, NSW, 1940-12-10. LARGE GROUP OF RAAF SERVICEMEN ABOARD THE TRANSPORT VESSEL "LARGS BAY" ON THE DAY OF ITS DEPARTURE FROM SYDNEY. THE SERVICEMEN WERE TRAVELLING TO RHODESIA FOR FURTHER TRAINING AND THEN ON TO EUROPE FOR ACTIVE SERVICE WITH THE RAF. THE SERVICEMAN THIRD FROM RIGHT IN THE FRONT ROW IS FLYING OFFICER TERENCE HARRY ("TERRY") GORDON-GLASSFORD, WHO WAS KILLED IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA ON 1943-01-21 WHILE SERVING WITH NO. 179 SQUADRON, RAF COASTAL COMMAND. (DONOR: D. ROSEBY)
SYDNEY, NSW, 1940. STUDIO PORTRAIT OF 402658 FLYING OFFICER (FO) TERENCE HARRY ("TERRY") GORDON-GLASSFORD, RAAF. FO GORDON-GLASSFORD WAS KILLED IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA ON 1943-01-21, WHILE ON ACTIVE
CREMORNE, NSW, 1940-12-10. 402658 FLYING OFFICER (F0) TERENCE HARRY ("TERRY") GORDON-GLASSFORD, RAAF, STANDING IN THE YARD OF HIS MOTHER'S HOME, "WYMSTON", MILSON ROAD, CREMORNE, ON THE DAY OF HIS DEP
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 Rose
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
Five squadron members in Lahat, Sumatra. Identified, in unknown order: RAF Serviceman Russ O'Loughlen; 400871 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Austin James Collins, air gunner; RAF Serviceman 'Flash' Gordon;
Identification portrait of 416856 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Sydney Ross Hore of Kadina, SA. He enlisted on 11 October 1941 and after completing the initial training, he progressed to the Intermediate
