The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
England. c. 1945. Informal group portrait of some crew members of a Consolidated B-24 Liberator aircraft probably of No. 224 Squadron, RAF Coastal Command, standing on a railway platform in a town to which they have travelled together on leave. The group includes: Alex Torr ? (fourth from left), a RAF wireless air gunner from Manchester; 402547 Flying Officer Thomas Frederick Wong See (sixth from left), the first Australian-born Chinese to serve in the RAAF and a navigator in the squadron. The man second from left is smoking a cigarette, while the man fifth from left is smoking a pipe. In the background stands the local Royal Hotel. (Donor G. See)
Probably St. Eval, Cornwall, England, 1944. Outdoors group portrait of the crew of a Consolidated B-24 Liberator probably of No. 224 Squadron, RAF Coastal Command, gathered beneath one of the aircraf
Sight Log book and pay book of No. 402547 Flying Officer Thomas Frederick Wong See, covering his training in Australia and service as a navigator on Liberator aircraft with 224 Squadron Coastal (Comma
England, 1944-09. Group portrait of RAAF and RAF officers and senior NCOs who took part in No. 93 Bombing Leaders' Course. The man in the back row (second from right) is 402547 Warrant Officer Thomas
England, c. 1945. Informal outdoors portrait of Sergeant Len Thurecht RAAF, the second pilot of a Consolidated B-24 Liberator aircraft of No. 224 Squadron, RAF Coastal Command. (Donor G. See)
NSW. c. 1940. Portrait of a group of RAAF trainees being drilled on a parade ground. Sixth from right is 402547 Airman (later Pilot Officer) Thomas Frederick Wong See, the first Australian-born Chines
Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Thomas Frederick Wong See, the first Australian of Chinese extraction to serve in the RAAF, on the deck of SS Largs Bay about to depart from Sydney. LAC Wong See was a member
