The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) sitting on, and standing beside, the bonnet of a transport truck. Left to right: standing: 92212 Nancy 'Nan' Cheverton of Hobart, Tasmania; unidentified; 91743 Jean Seppelt of Adelaide, SA; sitting on bonnet: Maisie Johns, Olga Taylor, Norah Hawkins and Jo Robinson (later Saunders). These women worked at the No. 1 Service Flying Training School (1SFTS) in transport. They provided transport for flying instructors and RAAF trainees to Victorian locations such as Werribee, Little River, and Lara. The female driver and instructor sat in the front while the trainees sat in the covered back of the truck. (Donor A. Nilsen)
Group portrait of members of the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) wearing uniforms of working overalls and dust coats. Left to right: back row: Olga Taylor, Merv Davis, Jo Robinson (late
Point Cook, Vic. c.1943. Studio portrait of Jo Robinson (later Saunders), a member of the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF), who was employed as a transport driver at No. 1 Service Flying
90691 Aldyth McCready (later Nilsen) (left), Driver of Motor Transport, Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF), and Jo Robinson (later Saunders), WAAAF, standing on the front path leading to t
Three instructors at the joint RAAF and Army Parachute Training Wing of the RAAF School of Land / Air Warfare, together with a man in civilian clothing (background, centre), watch from the ground in t
Five unidentified Australian Flying Corps trainees in the machine gun room at Leighterton, England. Two gear charts are hanging on the wall in the background. Two of the men are behind telescopes, o
BENALLA, VIC. 1943-10-12. TRAINEES AND INSTRUCTORS OF THE RAAF ELEMENTARY FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL WALKING OUT TO THE LINE OF THEIR DE HAVILLAND TIGER MOTH AIRCRAFT FOR THE MORNING'S TRAINING EXERCISE.
