The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Probably SYDNEY, NSW. LIEUTENANT HARGRAVE, THE SENIOR OF TWO US AIRMEN WHO MADE A FORCED LANDING IN THE SEA OFF AMBON, IS A NATIVE OF NEWBURG, INDIANA AND RECEIVED HIS WINGS AT THE FAMOUS PENSACOLA FLYING BASE AT FLORIDA. HIS COLLEAGUE, C.L. NELSON, FIRST CLASS RADIO MAN, HAS SERVED IN THE US NAVY FOR FOURTEEN YEARS, MOST OF WHICH HAVE BEEN SPENT AT PEARL HARBOUR. THEY ARRIVED IN AUSTRALIA AFTER A LONG JOURNEY TOGETHER WITH SOME AIF PERSONNEL.
Probably SYDNEY, NSW. LIEUTENANT HARGRAVE, THE SENIOR OF TWO US AIRMEN WHO MADE A FORCED LANDING IN THE SEA OFF AMBON, IS A NATIVE OF NEWBURG, INDIANA AND RECEIVED HIS WINGS AT THE FAMOUS PENSACOLA FL
Two members of the RAAF Transport Flight in Vietnam pause outside of the American Embassy in Saigon for a talk with a US Marine security guard. They were accompanied by a RAF Officer from the British
A COMMEMORATIVE PLAQUE AT AMBON WAR CEMETERY. THIS PLAQUE MARKS THE FINAL RESTING SPOT FOR THE FAMOUS WARTIME PHOTOGRAPHER DAMIEN PARER. KILLED AT PELELIU IN 1944 HIS REMAINS WERE TRANSFERRED IN 1945
Cairo, Egypt. 20 March 1944. Airmen of No. 451 (Spitfire) Squadron RAAF, stand at ease outside a famous Middle East railway station awaiting the arrival of the train which is to carry them on the firs
Haramura area, Honshu, Japan, c. 1950-09-22. Wearing earphones, a radio operator from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), listens for messages on his radio set (not in view), the
PEARL HARBOUR, 1941-12-07. THE JAPANESE CARRIER FLEET MADE A SURPRISE ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOUR, 360 JAPANESE AIRCRAFT ATTACKING UNITED STATES SHIPS AND THE OAHU AIRFIELDS. OF THE UNITED STATES BATTLESH
