The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A headstone propeller blade and wreath mark the original grave (Plot 15, Row F, Grave 5) in the Knightsbridge War Cemetery of 845 Pilot Officer (PO, later Flying Officer) Malcolm Hector Watson RAAF, killed in action 22 November, 1941. PO Watson's promotion to Flying Officer had probably not reached his unit (No 3 Squadron, RAAF) before his time of death. He was the son of Alexander Malcolm and Annie Watson of Mt. Gambier, SA. Knightsbridge War Cemetery, named after the famous military 'box' of the North African campaign, lies about 25 kilometres west of Tobruk, Libya.
A cross and wreath mark the grave in the Knightsbridge War Cemetery, Plot 15, Row D, Grave 21, of 471 Flying Officer (FO) John Henry William Saunders, RAAF, of No. 3 Squadron RAAF, who died 22 Novembe
Tel El Kebir, Egypt. July 1942. A cross and wreath on the ground mark the grave in the Tel El Kebir War Memorial Cemetery, Plot 1, Row O, Grave 10, of 401295 Pilot Officer (PO) Jean Maurin-Bonnemain R
Egypt. December 1941. A cross and wreath mark the grave in the Halfaya Sollum War Cemetery, Plot 22, Row A, Grave 8, of 406104 Pilot Officer (PO) John Anthony Galvin RAAF, of No. 113 Squadron RAF who
A cross, wreath and flowers mark the grave in the El Alamein War Cemetery, Plot A IV, Row E, Grave 24, of 400917 Pilot Officer (PO) Ian Herbert Gordon Davis, RAAF, of No. 223 Squadron RAF, who died 27
Cairo, Egypt. October 1942. A cross marks the mound on the grave in the Heliopolis War Cemetery, Plot 2, Row E, Grave 27, of 400087 Pilot Officer (PO) Roy Anderson Harper RAAF, of No. 267 Squadron RAF
A cross and wreath mark the grave in Alexandria (Hadra) War Memorial Cemetery, Plot 3, Row B, Grave 7, of 404257 Pilot Officer Cecil Terence O'Brien RAAF, of No. 459 Squadron RAAF, who died 10 July 19
