The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal group portrait of three RAAF servicemen with two guides posted in front of the Sphynx and pyramid. Two servicemen ride camels, and 401265 Pilot Officer (PO) Fergus Alister Allan RAAF, identified on the far right, rides a donkey. In letters to his parents, PO Allan describes visiting Egypt in late September/early October 1941 and identifies the other two servicemen pictured as ‘Dennis Cummins, a West Australian,’ and ‘Guy Evans, son of Evan Evans the tent makers in Melbourne.’ PO Allan enlisted to the Royal Australian Air Force on 5 January 1941. He trained as an air observer in South Australia before he went on to do operational training at 70 Operational Training Unit RAF, in Nakuru, Kenya. On 23 January 1942, Pilot Officer Allan was killed in a training accident, alongside 407675 Sergeant Garnet Allenby Hawkins RAAF and 407147 Sergeant George Owen Emery. He is buried at Nakuru North Cemetery, Kenya.
Informal portrait of 401265 Pilot Officer (PO) Fergus Alister Allan RAAF, of Melbourne, Victoria. PO Allan is wearing his observer's qualification brevet. PO Allan enlisted to the Royal Australian Air
Family members visit the grave of 401265 Pilot Officer (PO) Fergus Alister Allan. PO Allan enlisted to the Royal Australian Air Force on 5 January 1941. He trained as an air observer in South Australi
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 401265 Pilot Officer Fergus Alister Allan, 70 Operational Training Unit, Royal Australian Air Force, Australia, Egypt and Kenya, 1941-1943. Wall
Photographs relating to 1236 / NX24273 Warrant Officer Fergus Diack Robertson. From Mosman, New South Wales, Robertson enlisted for service in the First World War on 25 January 1916 and served with 3r
Collection of 16 images relating to 413396 Pilot Officer (PO) Arthur Long. Includes multiple portraits of PO Long, a group portrait of five men who are possibly the crew of his Lancaster, photographs
Identification portrait of 413809 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Leonard Hardie White, of Waverley, NSW. A plumber prior to enlisting on 13 September 1941, he completed his initial training and progressed
