The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Boncourt par Anet. Portrait of 415738 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Raymond (Ray) Walter Perry, 466 (Halifax) Squadron, RAAF, (second from right) with the Wyatt family, members of the French Underground, who sheltered him after his Halifax aircraft was shot down on 7 May 1944. Identified, left to right: Giselle Wyatt, Mrs Wyatt, Mr G Wyatt, Flt Sgt Perry and Noel Wyatt. Flt Sgt Perry stayed with the Wyatts until members of the Maquis (the fighting section of the French Underground) arrived and wanted the house. Flt Sgt Perry was then taken to Paris, where he was taken to the Gestapo Headquarters and handed over to the Germans by a driver supposedly belonging to the Underground. He was transferred to Buchenwald Concentration Camp, where he spent approximately eight weeks, later being transferred to Stalag Luft III in Sagan, Poland. On 4 February 1945, Perry was transferred to Marlag and Milag North [Marlag und Milag Nord], a Naval or Merchant Marine personnel POW camp, where he remained until liberated.
Boncourt par Anet. An informal group portrait of members of the French Underground and three Allied airmen after celebrations for Bastille Day, the previous day. Identified, left to right, back row:
Boncourt Par Anet. The house belonging to the Wyatt family, who sheltered 415738 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Raymond (Ray) Walter Perry, 466 (Halifax) Squadron, RAAF, after his Halifax aircraft was sho
Portrait of 415738 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Raymond (Ray) Walter Perry, bombardier of 466 (Halifax) Squadron, RAAF, of Belka, WA. Flt Sgt Perry was a bomb aimer in a Halifax aircraft, which was shot
c. 1941. Portrait of Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Keith Mills RAAF, navigator of No. 78 (Halifax) Squadron RAF. After being shot down on 21 June 1944 while on a mission to bomb Laon in northern France, F
Informal outdoors portrait of Sonny Drapou, a Canadian prisoner of war (POW), standing outside Hut 19 at Marlag and Milag North [Marlag und Milag Nord] a Naval or Merchant Marine personnel prisoner of
Informal outdoors portrait of three prisoners of war (POWs) standing outside Hut 19 at Marlag and Milag North [Marlag und Milag Nord], a Naval or Merchant Marine personnel prisoner of war (POW) camp a
