The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Melbourne, Vic. 1941. Informal group portrait of three members of the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) outside the WAAAF training depot in Malvern. They are wearing very large issue overalls, which were referred to as jeans. Identified, left to right: Lily Cartledge (standing), Joyce Grainger and Barbara Morris.
Brown leather case for Ensign Midget Model 22 camera. The case has an adjustable carry strap and a flap opening secured by a press stud fastening. In faint writing underneath the flap is '92530 RAAF'
Ensign Midget Model 22 camera. This folding camera takes 35 mm x 45 mm exposures on Ensign Lukos size E10 roll film. The lens is attached to a folding paper bellows and extends from the camera body al
MALVERN, VIC, 1941-03. WAAAF RECRUITS DRILL ON THE TENNIS COURT AT NO. 1 WAAAF DEPOT. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: AIRCRAFTWOMAN (ACW) L.B. GRIFFITH, ACW C.E. CLABBURN AND ACW OLIVE BOARD. THE WOMEN ARE
Informal portrait of Aboriginal serviceman, VX35999 Private Samuel Alexandra Peacock (Sam) Lovett, 6th Reinforcements, 2/5th Battalion, and his niece, 95994 Aircraftwoman (ACW) Alice Lovett, an Aborig
Melbourne, Vic. 1944-03-15. A Warrant Officer of the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) wearing the new battle jacket on issue to members of the service.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1941-03-15. LEFT TO RIGHT: AIRCRAFTWOMAN MARGARET MILLIGAN (LATER GUILD), LESLIE GRIFFITHS (TAYLOR), CORAL CLABBURN (WILKINSON) ON FIRST RECRUIT COURSE AT NO 1 WAAAF TRAINING DEPOT, MA
Informal portrait of three sisters, all members of the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF), in uniform, standing near the General Post Office in Pitt Street, prior to taking their first lea
Informal portrait of Miss Shirley Dawson, wearing her Australian Womens Flying Club (AWFC) uniform. The AWFC was formed in 1938 and was the forerunner to the Women's Air Training Corps (WATC) and the
