The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lichfield, Staffordshire, England. July 1942. Sergeant Don Charlwood in the NCO's quarters Tatenhill, a satellite aerodrome of No. 27 Operational Training Unit. Lichfield was the main operational training unit for RAAF aircrew bound for Bomber Command.
Lichfield, Staffordshire, England. Informal portrait of three Australian aircrew of No. 103 Squadron. Left to right: Sergeant (Sgt) D. Charlwood, of Melbourne, Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Jim A. D. Ridd
Edmonton, Canada. 1942. Studio portrait of Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Don Charlwood, of Melbourne, who later survived thirty operations over Europe with Geoff Maddern. Charlwood travelled by train to C
Lichfield, Staffordshire, England. Sergeant (Sgt) Harry J. A. Wright and Sgt Don Charlwood enjoying a hamper from home during training at Tatenhill. Sgt Wright survived seventy eight Bomber Command op
The No. 27 Officer Training Unit, part of No. 6 Group RAF Bomber Command, was established in April 1941 at RAF Litchfield, Staffordshire, UK., to train night bomber crews using Vickers Wellington airc
Outdoor portrait of Pilot Officer (PO) Russ Jones of No 27 Operational Training Unit, Lichfield. From February 1942 he was stationed with 460 Squadron, RAAF at Breighton near Selby, Yorkshire. PO Jone
LICHFIELD, ENGLAND. C. 1943-05. OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT. LEFT TO RIGHT: FLIGHT SERGEANT JOHN SIBBALD, FLIGHT SERGEANT FRANK HUGHES, FLIGHT SERGEANT 432466 RONALD HINES RAAF BESIDE A WELLINGTON AIRCR
