The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 DEPARTURE BY SHIP FOR OVERSEAS SERVICE. FO GORDON-GLASSFORD WAS KILLED IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA ON 1943-01-21, WHILE ON ACTIVE SERVICE 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
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
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
Farewell Dinner to Brigadier A.S. Allen on the eve of his departure for Service Overseas. Royal Automobile Club of Australia, Sydney. 5 January 1940.
IN THE MESS OF NO. 10 (SUNDERLAND) SQUADRON RAAF, BASED AT RAF STATION MOUNT BATTEN, 3932 (1941, O36036) SQUADRON LEADER (SQN LDR) T. A. EGERTON DFC, WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC, READS THE LETTER OF CONGRATULAT
