The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 (Command), Royal Air Force (RAF), between February 1943 and July 1944. See is said to have been the first Australia-born Chinese in the RAAF.
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
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
NSW. c. 1941. Portrait of 402547 Aircraftman (later Pilot Officer) Thomas Frederick Wong See (right), the first Australian-born Chinese to serve in the RAAF, discussing a flight with an unknown flight
NSW. c. 1941. Portrait of 402547 Aircraftman (later Pilot Officer) Thomas Frederick Wong See (centre), the first Australian-born Chinese to serve in the RAAF, being assisted into his flying uniform by
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
NSW. c. 1940. Portrait of 402547 Aircraftman (later Pilot Officer) Thomas Frederick Wong See, the first Australian-born Chinese to serve in the RAAF, in the rear cockpit of an RAAF De Havilland DH82 T
