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Informal portrait of 403343 Pilot Officer (later Flying Officer [FO]) Ian Ross Ingram, RAAF who graduated as a pilot from No. 2 Service Flying Training School at Uplands, Ontario, Canada on 1 September 1941. FO Ingram was lost on operations over North Africa on 29 November 1942 while serving with 225 Squadron RAF. He is buried in the Bone War Cemetery, Annaba, Algeria.
UPLANDS, OTTAWA, CANADA, C.1941. LEFT TO RIGHT: AIR VICE-MARSHAL S.J. GOBLE AUSTRALIAN LIAISON OFFICER IN CANADA, GROUP CAPTAIN J.L. de NIVERVILLE OFFICER COMMANDING UPLANDS AIR STATION AND SQUADRON L
Three newly graduated pilots just after receiving their wings at the graduation ceremony at No 2 Service Flying Training School in Uplands, Ottawa. Identified, left to right are 401252 (later Flight L
UPLANDS, OTTAWA, CANADA, C.1941. AIR VICE MARSHAL S.J. GOBLE (LEFT), AUSTRALIAN LIAISON OFFICER IN CANADA ADDRESSING THE TRAINEES AND ANSWERING THEIR QUESTIONS AT NO.2 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL,
CANADA, C.1941. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GRADUATES OF THE EMPIRE AIR TRAINING SCHEME. LEFT TO RIGHT: 406600 FLYING OFFICER [FO] HARRY LINCOLN LETHBRIDGE (LOST ON OPERATIONS OVER THE MIDDLE EAST ON 8 NOVEMB
OTTAWA, CANADA, C.1941. QUESTION TIME AT NO.2 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL, UPLANDS, WHEN AIR VICE-MARSHAL S.J. GOBLE (LEFT), AUSTRALIAN LIAISON OFFICER IN CANADA, ADDRESSED THE TRAINEES ON HIS RETU
UPLANDS, OTTAWA, CANADA, C.1941. SHARING A JOKE WITH TRAINEES AT NO.2 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL, UPLANDS IS AIR VICE MARSHAL A.J. GOBLE (LEFT), AUSTRALIAN LIAISON OFFICER IN CANADA. HE HAD RECENT
