The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two RAAF pilots, attached to 528 Liberator Squadron , Headquarters, NW Area, USAAF, (formerly 2 Squadron, RAAF Hudson aircraft pilots), 406484 Flying Officer Alan Hawkesford DFC, of Subiaco, WA (right) signing a hat and 407161 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Neil Thomson Badger DFC , of Adelaide, SA (left). Flt Lt Badger was lost on operations over Dutch New Guinea on 8 May 1944, and has no known grave. He is commemorated on the Lae Memorial in Papua New Guinea
Outdoor portrait of twin brothers, 407161 Flight Lieutenant Neil Thomson Badger (left) and 27727 Corporal David Lloyd Badger (right), both of whom enlisted in the RAAF in Adelaide, SA, respectively in
Outdoor portrait of twin brothers, 407161 Flight Lieutenant Neil Thomson Badger (left) and 27727 Corporal David Lloyd Badger (right), both of whom enlisted in the RAAF in Adelaide, SA, respectively in
Three RAAF pilots with considerable service in the Middle East. Left to right: 386 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Alan Charles Rawlinson DFC; 456 Flt Lt Lindsay Eric Shaw Knowles, and 035436 Squadron Lead
Collection relating to 407161 Flight Lieutenant Neil Thomson Badger DFC. Collection consists of four letters written by Badger between August 1940 and March 1944; two letters regarding Badger's state
Los Negros, Admiralty Islands, New Guinea. 28 May 1944. Group portrait of the Commanding Officer and Senior Administrative Officer of No. 73 Wing RAAF, with the pilots of the Wing's three Squadrons: N
Los Negros, Admiralty Islands, New Guinea. September 1944. 404811 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) G. G. (Geoffrey) Galwey (left), and 280760 Flt Lt R. T. (Ron) Susans DSO DFC (seated in the cockpit), GD pi
