The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Tasmania contributed its quota to the latest contingent of Empire airmen to embark from an east Canadian port for England. Left to right: Sergeant Pilots P.C.Miller (probably 404939 [later Flying Officer] Phillip Charles Miller) and 408165 Sergeant Ralph Ernest Waters (killed in an accident in the United Kingdom on 10 April 1942).
A group of Sergeants of the RAAF are pictured as they were embarking from an East Canadian port; judged by their smiles, they are happy to be doing so. Identified, left to right, Front row: Probably 4
CANADA, C.1941. OFFICERS OF THE EMPIRE'S AIR FORCES CHAT ON SHIPBOARD SHORTLY BEFORE A HUGE CONTINGENT OF AIRMEN LEFT AN EAST CANADIAN PORT FOR OVERSEAS. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT THEY ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF
Left to right: 411390 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Claud Besnard Sautelle (lost on operations over France on 8 November 1942); Mr G. Pike, Westmount Cricket Club, Montreal; 411530 Sergeant (Sgt) Ronald H
Victorian Graduates of the Empire Air Training Scheme. Left to right: 401346 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Irwin Alexander Fraser Clarke, 401339 Flying Officer (FO) Thomas Eric Turnley, J. M. Williams, 1
Trainees from New South Wales comprise the majority of a class of Australians graduating as Sergeants (Sgt) from the No. 2 Service Flying Training School of the Royal Canadian Air Force at Uplands, Ot
A group of airmen from New South Wales recently received their wings at No. 7 Service Flying Training School at Mcleod Alberta as Leading Aircraftmen (LAC) in the Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Iden
