The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Diary records departure from Australia, sea voyage to USA and Canada, training at various locations in UK, firstly with Coastal Command and then as a Bomb Aimer/Navigator with Bomber Command. Daily entries concertrate on training, social life and leave, with an insight into war time life in Britain.
Diary describing EATS training at various locations in Canada, and England, and posting as a bomb aimer to an operation squadron. Provides insight into how young airmen in training were accepted into
Describes departure from Australia and sea voyage to England via Colombo, Ismailia, Gibralter. Continues with descriptions of training and leave at various camps in England.
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 412739 Flight Sergeant John Vernon Stanley, 460 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, Canada and the United Kingdom, 1941-1943. Wallet 1 of 1 –
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 416651 Warrant Officer Hubert George Carlyle, navigator with No. 463 Squadron, Bomber Command, RAAF. Collection consists of an original handwrit
Four diaries with daily entries written by Lance Sergeant Lionel Benjamin, 1915-1919. The first diary commences on 1 June 1915 covering his voyage to Egypt and deployment to Gallipoli as part of the
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 423892 Flight Lieutenant Allan John Rate, No. 462 Squadron, RAAF. Collection consists of a handwritten diary in a lined exercise book covering