The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wing Commander (later Group Captain) Hughie Edwards, the Australian airman serving with the RAF who was awarded the Victoria Cross for his courage and daring in leading a remarkable attack on Bremen, is leaving Buckingham Palace with his wife and mother-in-law after attending an Investiture to receive the decoration. He also received the DFC.
London, England. 1945-07-03. 401338 Squadron Leader Angus McDonald DFC and Bar DFM of Hawthorn, Vic, with his English wife (right) and mother-in-law Mrs A. L. Lobb, of Ealing, England after an investi
Wing Commander Hughie Edwards leading a bombing raid on Bremen Harbour 4 July 1941. The Squadron involved was No. 105 Squadron. Bristol Blenheim light bombers of 105 Squadron can be seen in very low l
A group portrait of Wing Commander Hughie Idwal Edwards VC (with family or friends) attached to No. 105 Squadron RAF, who received the Victoria Cross for his bombing attack on Bremen, Germany, 1941-07
London, England. C. 1945-06. Group Captain K. J. Parsons RAAF who received the DSO and DFC, with friends, Mrs A. Linsay and Mrs B. Vernon who are admiring his decoration after an investiture at Buckin
London, England. C. 1944-10. Wing Commander John MacLean Hampshire (left), from Cheltenham, NSW, who received the DFC, leaving after an investiture held by King George VI at Buckingham Palace, with Sq
London, England. C. 1945-10. Portrait of 403403 Wing Commander J. R. N. Davenport DSO DFC and Bar GM of Blakehurst, NSW, with his wife after an investiture at Buckingham Palace.
