The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Italy. c. 1945. Padre Fred McKay visits the home of Yuglielino Cealin and his family to convey to them the appreciation of the squadron of which Warrant Officer (WO) J. F. Quinn is a member. Mr Cealin and his family provided safety to WO Quinn after he was shot down. Group portrait of the Cealin family and children with Padre McKay.
Italy. c. 1945. View of the Casa of Yuglielino Cealin and family where refuge was given to an RAAF pilot, 410420 Warrant Officer (WO) J. F. Quinn, who was shot down in aerial combat near Pordenonie in
Argenta Gap Cemetery, Italy. c. 1945. Padre Fred McKay conducts a service at the grave sides of RAAF airmen who lost their lives on 12 April 1945. They were: Warrant Officer (WO) J. O'Keefe; WO C. Eva
Italy. c. 1943. Padre J. F. (Fred) McKay of Qld, one of the RAAF padres in the Mediterranean theatre of war, outside his RAAF truck. His driver is Corporal Les Mitten of Kurri Kurri, NSW. Padre McKay
Collection relating to the Second World War service of Padre James Frederick McKay, No. 3 Squadron RAAF. Collection consists of a letter written home by Padre Fred McKay describing the activities of
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 412755 Leading Aircraftman George William Terry, 454 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, Middle East and Italy, 1944-1945. Wallet 1 of 1 – Con
The grave of 408363 Warrant Officer (WO) Robert Alexander Denholm, a member of No. 450 (Kittyhawk) Squadron RAAF, who was killed in an aerial operation at Corsara Rail Diversion in northern Italy on 2
