The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Flinders, Vic. 1941-06-01. Autographed formal group portrait of a class of RAAF trainees at Lord Somers Camp. 408811 Ralph R. James is front row, far right. James was later killed in action on 28 April 1943 as a Flying Officer piloting a No. 2 Squdron RAAF Hudson light bomber over the Arafura Sea. Signatures are of: B. Bremner; Dalrymple; R. J. Handfield; Ian L. Mainland (of Corowa, NSW); E. Beaumont (of Ivanhoe, Vic); G. N. Biggin (of Maryborough, Vic); G. Ewen Robertson of ?, Tas; J. A. Chisholm; L. Hartman of Vic; Lindsay Clemo of Moama, NSW; R. W. Fox; John Good (of New Guinea); M. Henderson; N. Roach; Chas (Charles) T.Crook (of Bairnsdale, Vic); R. J. Lonsdale; S. Grey Wilson (of Broken Hill, NSW); W. Cedric Wettenhall; T. S. Fairbairn (of Kyabram, Vic). (Originals housed in AWM Archive store) (Donor E. Williams)
Flinders, Vic. 1941-07-12. Autographed formal group portrait of a class of RAAF trainees at Lord Somers Camp. 408811 Ralph R. James back row, fifth from left. He was killed in action on 28 April 1943
Flinders, Vic. c. 1941. Portrait of trainee pilots Mat. Kilpatrick (left) and 408811 Ralph R. James (right) in the grounds of the Initial Training School at Lord Somers Camp. Flying Officer James was
Group portrait of participants in the No. 2 Army Course for Staff Sergeants at Caulfield Racecourse. Back row, left to right: Captain (Capt) A M McFarline (Vic); Capt J S Anderson (WA); Capt H J Cunni
Kilcoy, QLD, 1940-12-13. Group portrait of members of the 1st Field Survey Company, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE). Left to right: back row: R. H. Tubman; D. G. Reid; J. W. Cox; E. Wigley; J. M. Jam
Torokina, Bougainville. 1945-10-12. Group portrait of the members of 22nd Battery, 2/11th Field Regiment photographed in the unit area. Left to right, back row: NX85608 Gunner (Gnr) W. G. Messer of Ea
Torokina, Bougainville. 1945-10-12. Group portrait of the members of F Troops, 6th Battery, 2nd Field Regiment in their unit lines. Left to right, back row: TX10881 Sergeant (Sgt) K. S. V. Adams of La
