The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
On arrival in England, group portrait of RAAF Sergeant pilots who trained together on No. 5 Course, Empire Air Training Scheme (EATS). Left to right: 400366 David Forman (later Flying Officer 353 Squadron RAF, killed in India in an accident on 4 October 1944); unidentified; Davies, 400368 Leslie Pierson (Les) Hancock, (later Pilot Officer 1651 Conversion Unit RAF, killed on operations 29 July 1942); 400396 Horace Spencer Wills (Bill) Fordyce; 400370 Harry Madren Leggo; Hugh Shiels. (Donor H. Fordyce) (Cibachrome copy in AWM Private Records Collection at PR85/353)
Members of No. 5 Course Empire Air Training Scheme (EATS) at No. 3 Elementary Flying Training School (EFTS) meet the English entertainer Noel Coward. Left to right: 400396 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Ho
Portrait of 400396 Pilot Officer Horace Spencer Wills (Bill) Fordyce in the grounds of the Officers' Hospital. (Donor H. Fordyce) (Cibachrome copy in AWM Private Records Collection at PR85/353)
Sulmona, Italy. Portrait of 400396 Flying Officer Horace Spencer Wills (Bill) Fordyce RAAF, prisoner of war in the POW camp PG 78. (Donor H. Fordyce) (Cibachrome copy in AWM Private Records Collection
Sulmona, Italy. Lieutenant Ron H. (Chetnic) Jones AIF, (left) and 400396 Flying Officer Horace Spencer Wills (Bill) Fordyce RAAF. They were prisoners of war in camp PG 78. (Donor H. Fordyce) (Cibach
Sulmona, Italy. Trophy and model of a stable made by 400396 Pilot Officer Horace Spencer Wills (Bill) Fordyce RAAF, and figures representing the place getters in the Melbourne Cup for that year. They
A flight crew from 458 Squadron RAAF, in front of Wellington aircraft `R for Robert'. Left to right: Sergeant (Sgt) Stewart Ricketts (Air Gunner) (probably 402040 Carlyle Raymond Stuart Ricketts); Sg
