The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
England. 1945-07-12. Flight Officer (FO) Hazel Jackson, the first Australian Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) to visit London, taken with the girl conductor of a London bus. FO Jackson who wears the familiar dark blue uniform, was granted special leave from the RAAF to act as assistant to the editor of the Australian Women's Weekly in reporting the United Nations Conference at San Francisco and other special assignments. Before joining the Service she was a journalist and has spent most of her service career as personnel assistant to the Director of WAAAF.
London, England. 1945-07-12. Flight Officer Hazel Jackson, the first Australian WAAAF (Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force) to visit London, standing in Fleet Street, with St Pauls Cathedral in the
England. 1945-07-12. Flight Officer Hazel Jackson is the first Australian WAAAF (Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force) to visit London, and is talking to a London policeman outside the Law Courts in
London, England. 1945-07-12. Flight Officer Hazel Jackson is the first Australian WAAAF (Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force) to visit London, and is outside the Law Courts in Fleet Street asking a
London, England. 1945-07-12. Flight Officer Hazel Jackson, the first Australian WAAAF (Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force) to visit London, standing beside a brick wall built round portion of Lond
England. 1945-07-12. Flight Officer Hazel Jackson (right) is the first Australian WAAAF (Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force) to visit London, and is talking to Leading Aircraftwoman Edna Joan Lake
During the period 18 to 24 August 1940 a delegation of American journalists toured Australia as guests of the Australian Government to see various phases of war effort. American journalist Mr R. Gunne
