The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Whilst on leave 416002 Sergeant Pilot Thomas Venables (Tom) Holland, RAAF, of No 233 Squadron RAF, gave Rita Garrett, a four year old patient in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children, the first banana she had ever seen. The banana was from a bunch that Sergeant Holland had brought from Gibraltar.
When he travelled from Gibraltar for leave in London, 416002 Sergeant Pilot Thomas Venables (Tom) Holland, RAAF, of No 233 Squadron RAF, brought with him a large bunch of bananas which he distributed
On his arrival on leave from Gibraltar, 416002 Sergeant Thomas Venables (Tom) Holland RAAF, No 233 Squadron RAF, of Adelaide, SA, who brought with him a large bunch of bananas for distribution among t
On his arrival on leave from Gibraltar, 416002 Sergeant Thomas Venables (Tom) Holland RAAF of No 233 Squadron RAF, of Adelaide, SA, who brought with him a large bunch of bananas for distribution among
MacKenzie tartan wool twill kilt as worn by members of 27 Battalion South Australian Scottish Regiment. The inside waist is lined with a deep band of 200 mm wide cream cotton. The upper edge is bound
Portrait of SFX24642 (S38369) Sergeant Connie Elizabeth Bell. Sgt Bell enlisted on 22 September 1942 as a Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) with 130 Australian General Hospital (AGH). From Feburary 1946
Sergeant Freddie Williams of Essendon, Vic (left) helps Pilot Officer Barry Weymouth (also of Essendon) with his parachute. They are in England with a detachment from 78 Fighter Wing RAAF to take par
