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Coomalie Creek, NT. c. July 1944. Officers of No. 31 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAAF greet Dr Thomas Wood, author of the book "Cobbers", and Mr Malcolm Uren on their arrival at their base in the NT. Left to right: Mr Uren; Dr Wood; Flight Lieutenant Pat Boyd of Malvern, Vic, Flight Commander; Flying Officer Bill Thompson, Squadron Adjutant, and Flight Lieutenant Wickens of Claremont, WA.
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
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.
Coomalie Creek, NT. c. July 1944. Dr Thomas Wood, author of the book "Cobbers", discussing a mosaic of aerial photographs with members of No. 1 Photographic Reconnaissance Unit RAAF. Left to right: Fl
Gove, NT. c. July 1944. Dr Thomas Wood, author of the book "Cobbers", stands beside a jeep having a cup of tea during his inspection tour of work done by No. 1 Airfield Construction Squadron RAAF in t
DARWIN NT.1944-07-04. THE NOTED ENGLISH AUTHOR AND MUSICIAN, DR THOMAS WOOD WITH MR MALCOLM UREN, A WEST AUSTRALIAN JOURNALIST, DURING A VISIT TO THE DARWIN NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLL
Hughes, NT. c. July 1944. Two RAAF members at a North West base talking to Dr Thomas Wood, author of the book "Cobbers". Left to right: Squadron Leader J. Lee of Wagga, NSW and of No. 2 (Mitchell) Squ
