The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Florence, Italy. 9 October 1944. The body of 405814 Pilot Officer (PO) Hudson Garth Ainslie RAAF, No. 111 Squadron RAF, wrapped in the Union Jack flag is carried into the Florence British War Cemetery for burial, a padre leading the procession. PO Ainslie was killed on 2 October 1944 when he was hit by an aircraft which crashed whilst landing at Florence, Italy. (Donor P. Laughlin)
Florence, Italy. 9 October 1944. Men of No. 111 Squadron RAF stand to attention after burying 405814 Pilot Officer (PO) Hudson Garth Ainslie RAAF, No. 111 Squadron RAF at the Florence British War Ceme
Australia. September 1941. 405814 Hudson Garth Ainslie RAAF, later of No. 111 Squadron RAF (right) looks at a map with a fellow trainee Bob ?. They are standing beside a Wirraway aircraft. Pilot Offic
El Ballah, Middle East. c.1942. Group portrait of participants of No 23 P. G. I. Course. From left to right: top row: Lieutenant (Lt) Jaksic, Flight Lieutenant (Fl Lt) Gunn, Pilot Officer (PO) Hudson
Italy Star. Impressed reverese with recipient's details. Associated with 405814 Pilot Offcier Hudson Garth Ainslie, RAAF who was killed on the evening of 2 October 1944, when he was hit by an aircra
1939-45 Star. Impressed reverse with recipient's details. Associated with 405814 Pilot Officer Hudson Garth Ainslie, RAAF, who was killed on the evening of 2 October 1944, when he was hit by an airc
Defence Medal. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Associated with 405814 Pilot Officer Hudson Garth Ainslie, RAAF, who was killed on the evening of 2 October 1944, when he was hit by an
