The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
London, England. 1943-03-25. In the fortnightly "Cobbers' Club" programme, broadcast in the BBC Pacific Service, Dr Thomas Wood acts as chairman of the informal discussions between the members of the Club which takes place at the microphone. He also invites a special guest speaker each time from among people who are well known in Australia and New Zealand. Left to right: Dr Thomas Wood and Field Marshal Lord William Riddell Birdwood of Anzac. Standing: Corporal Cecil Pritchard AIF, Forestry Unit, whose father was one of Lord Birdwood's "diggers" in the last war and 1177 Wing Commander E. H. Anderson, Senior Medical Officer, RAAF Overseas HQ
London, England. 1943-03-25. In the fortnightly "Cobbers' Club" programme, broadcast in the BBC Pacific Service, Dr Thomas Wood acts as chairman of the informal discussions between the members of the
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1943-10-01. SEVEN HUNDRED DANCERS ATTENDED THE FIRST DANCE OF THE RAAF OVERSEAS HEADQUARTERS CRICKET CLUB HELD AT THE ROYAL HOTEL. PART OF THE PROGRAMME WAS BROADCAST TO AUSTRALIA BY
London, England. 1944-03-30. Flight Lieutenant H. H. Stewart formerly a member of the BBC staff, now with the RAAF, who is reponsible for the fortnightly broadcast in the BBC Pacific Service "Anzacs C
Hughes, NT. c. July 1944. Dr Thomas Wood, author of the book "Cobbers", leaving the adjutant's office of No. 2 (Mitchell) Squadron RAAF for an inspection of RAAF units. Left to right: J. O'Connor, War
Field Marshal Lord Birdwood, as principal guest, attends the Anzac reunion dinner of the Diggers’ Abroad Association at The Grosvenor Hotel, Buckingham Palace Rd, London. Identified, left to right; Le
Coomalie Creek, NT. c. July 1944. Dr Thomas Wood, author of the book "Cobbers" in the cockpit of a Bristol Beaufighter aircraft LS Apoppin of No. 31 Squadron RAAF on his tour of North West bases.
