The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Original personal diary written by 416057 Wireless Operator/Air Gunner Lawrence Victor Brown and two volumes of typed transcript, with accompanying retrospective summary of events and personal experiences in Africa, prior to diary commencing in 1941. Diary content covers: training in Australia with RAAF units, including No.1 Wireless School, and training in North and East Africa with 55 Squadron RAF. In Kenya, with 70 Operational Training Unit, Brown trained and flew in "Baltimore" Light Bombers; he subsequently served with 55 Squadron RAF in Egypt, Tunisia, Sicily and Malta. Brown also served in England as a RAF instructor.
Collection relating to the Second World War service of NX114017 (N240974) Bombardier Rex Raymond Brown, 70 Mobile Search Light Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, Australia, 1943-1944. This collecti
Collection relating to the Second World War and post-war service of O210417 (403031) Flying Officer Lawrence William Mann, 210 Squadron, 190 Squadron, 11 Squadron, 20 Squadron, and 36 Squadron, Royal
Typed transcript and original personal diary kept by Sergeant J. Clark, who served as a Wireless Operator and Airgunner in Papua New Guinea with the RAAF 6 Squadron during the Second World War. The di
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 400188 Flight Lieutenant Maurice Kennedy Burnside, Royal Australian Air Force, Australia, Egypt, Sudan and Libya, 1940-1945. Wallet 1 of 4 - Con
Diary and logbook written by A412689 Flight Lieutenant Clifford William Randall, covering experiences while training and serving in RAAF and later when attached to Royal Air Force units in Europe. Uni
Papers of 403270 Flying Officer Neville Jeffress, 271 Squadron RAF. In 2001 Jeffress wrote a memoir about his service in the Second World War. He describes his RAAF training at Amberly Queensland,