The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of 406731 Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) Horace William Radford DFC (later with bar) from Mt Lawley, Western Australia, with his crew at No. 463 (Lancaster) Squadron RAAF. This crew completed a second tour of operations on heavy bomber aircraft. Their individual sorties total over 320. They crewed up for the second tour while instructing at the same Overseas Training Unit. Sqn Ldr Radford, who has done fifty seven operations, did his first tour in the North African campaign, operating from Algeria and Tunisia. Identified from left to right, back row: Pilot Officer (PO) W J Smith DFM, RAF; 412845 Flying Officer (FO) Jack Samuels from Cowra, NSW (later Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) and awarded DFC); 414236 FO Vernon Gordon Heath from Brisbane, Queensland (later awarded DFC); and 409583 FO William George Osmotherly from Albury, NSW (later awarded DFM). Front row, left to right: 421095 FO John Meiklejohn Stewart from Swansea, NSW (later Fl Lt and DFC); Sqn Ldr Radford; and 413309 PO Hamilton Irwin Howard DFM from Bega, NSW (later FO).
Group portrait of RAF and RAAF staff officers, in Lichfield, England. Identified, left to right, back row: Pilot Officer (PO) R B Stirling; PO R B Patch; PO T W Mortimer; PO B W FitzGerald; Flying Off
Outdoor group portrait of pilots of No. 10 (Sunderland) Squadron RAAF based at RAF Station Mount Batten, Plymouth, England operating with Coastal Command in the Battle of the Atlantic. Identified back
Group portrait of students of No 3 Instructors Course RAAF. Identified from left to right, back row: 401 Pilot Officer (PO) (later Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt)) Peter Alan Hislop Wright; 260190 Flt Lt (
Group portrait of officers of No. 1 Air Observer School, Cootamundra NSW, with a dog mascot. Back row, left to right: 285950 FO Robert Sarre Ainslie; PO Bain; FO Quinn; PO Greenfield; 669 PO Paul John
Heston, near Heathrow, England. 1941-09-17. Formal group portrait of No. 61 Officers Training Unit, Royal Air Force (RAF), course No. 5. The Australian pilots present were part of the Empire Air Train
EVANS HEAD, NSW. 1942-09. GROUP PORTRAIT OF TRAINEES ON A COURSE AT THE RAAF BOMBING AND GUNNERY SCHOOL, INCLUDING ONE MEMBER OF THE WOMENS AUXILIARY AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE (WAAAF). LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK
