The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group portrait of Wing Commander Hughie Idwal Edwards VC (with family or friends) attached to No. 105 Squadron RAF, who received the Victoria Cross for his bombing attack on Bremen, Germany, 1941-07-04.
PORTRAIT OF WING COMMANDER HUGHIE IDWAL EDWARDS VC DFC, RAAF. WING COMMANDER EDWARDS OF NO 105 SQUADRON, 2 GROUP, BOMBER COMMAND, RAF, WAS AWARDED THE VICTORIA CROSS FOR THE DISPLAY OF THE HIGHEST POS
Wing Commander Hughie Edwards leading a bombing raid on Bremen Harbour 4 July 1941. The Squadron involved was No. 105 Squadron. Bristol Blenheim light bombers of 105 Squadron can be seen in very low l
Portrait of Group Captain Hughie Idwal Edwards, VC, DSO, DFC, Bomber Command, 105 Squadron RAF.
Wing Commander (later Group Captain) Hughie Edwards, the Australian airman serving with the RAF who was awarded the Victoria Cross for his courage and daring in leading a remarkable attack on Bremen,
Bust of Air Vice Marshal Sir Hughie Idwal Edwards, VC, KCMG, CB, DSO, OBE, DFC (1914-1982). Sir Edward was an air force hero who became Governor of Western Australia. He was a highly decorated airma
England. C. 1941-07. Portrait of Wing Commander (later Group Captain) Hughie I. Edwards of NSW, RAF, who later became the most highly decorated officer of the war. In addition to the DFC he holds the
