The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Flying logbook, telegrams, newspaper cuttings, letters written to wife while stationed at Darwin with Group H (later Group 662), 2 Squadron RAAF. Describes flying Hudsons on reconnaissance trips and bombing raids over Dili and other Timor locations, Ambon, "dog fights" with Zeros, Japanese recon and bombing trips over Darwin, attitudes towards Japanese and Americans, locating crash survirors of HMAS Armidale in rafts at sea, dropping supplies to Australian operatives in Timor, accommodation, rest home for Squadron, and family news. Many tender love letters, depicting the pain of separation, to wife who was staying with family at Lake Eacham Hotel, Yungaburra. FO James went missing over the Timor Sea in April 1943.
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 423561 Flying Officer James Patrick Sullivan, 622 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, Australia, the United States of America, the United Kingd
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 418405 Flying Officer Phillip McGill Greene, RAAF, United States, United Kingdom, Germany, 1941-1951, and his wife Nancy Marion Greene (nee Rapsy
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 423863 Flying Officer William James ‘Bill’ Painting, 320 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, Australia, Canada, England, Belgium and Germany, 1
Collection of 2 original letters written in 1943 and 1944 by portrait artist, Norman St Clair Carter, to the family of 421127 Flying Officer (FO) Alexander Sommerville Roulston, 587 Squadron RAF, Roya
Flying log book, diaries, letters and telegrams relating to FO Crapp's training as a navigator in Canada and England and his service with 460 Squadron and 100 Squadron RAF. There are 3 diaries and ove
Letters describe various sea voyages, training with Empire Air Training Scheme in various countries, flying duties in Gambia and Sierra Leone. Postscripts describe his accidental death in England due