The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
c. 1943-01. Starboard rear view of a Handley Page Hampden aircraft (squadron code OP-R) of No. 489 Squadron, Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) in flight. It was possibly in Coastal Command operations with No. 455 Squadron, RAAF. (Donor D. Freeth)
Portrait of 411768 Aircraftman John S. Freeth, RAAF, in a city street prior to leaving for Canada with the Empire Air Training Scheme (EATS). As a Sergeant with No. 455 Squadron, Freeth was killed in
Portrait of his mother and 411768 Aircraftman John S. Freeth, RAAF, in a city street prior to his leaving for Canada with the Empire Air Training Scheme (EATS). As a Sergeant with No. 455 Squadron, Fr
Studio portrait of 411768 Flight Sergeant (Fl Sgt) John Samuel Freeth, of 455 Squadron, RAAF. On 1943-04-30 Fl Sgt Freeth and his crew attacked and sank an enemy submarine with eight depth charges. It
Calgary, Canada. c. 1942-05. Informal portrait of 411768 Aircraftman John S. Freeth, RAAF, dressed in overalls and standing in a cleared area while he was in Canada with the Empire Air Training Scheme
Turnberrry, Scotland c. 1942-12. Informal group portrait of three members of the RAAF wearing leather flying jackets and Mae West life preservers. Left to right: Bert Downing; 411768 Sergeant (Sgt) Jo
Turnberrry, Scotland c. 1942-12. Informal group portrait of three members of the RAAF wearing leather flying jackets and Mae West life preservers. Left to right: Bert Downing; 411768 Sergeant (Sgt) Jo
