The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of Australian airmen after flying a navigational exercise. Identified, left to right: Leading Aircraftman (LAC) 408794 Donald Ernest Cameron Charlwood of Melbourne Vic; 411748 LAC Robert Maxwell Bryant of Cowra NSW (lost on operations over the Netherlands on 11 June 1943 while serving with 156 Squadron RAF); 412218 LAC John Irvine Gordon DFC of Cessnock, NSW (accidentally killed in the United Kingdom on 13 February 1944 while serving with 617 Squadron RAF); and probably LAC 405395 Colin Cherrill Cooper
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, October 1942. Informal portrait of three RAAF members of No. 2 Observers School, RCAF. Left to right: 411748 Leading Aircraftman (LAC), later Flying Officer (FO) Robert Max
Edmonton, Alberta. c. 13 January 1942. Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Don Charlwood of Melbourne (left), 411748 LAC Robert Maxwell (Max) Bryant, of No. 156 Squadron, of Cowra (second from left), with Nell
Holland. c. 1947? White wooden cross in East Amsterdam war cemetery, with a plaque bearing the inscription: "Unknown 23.6.44; Sgt Unknown 23... (?23.6.44); 1345600 Sgt D. N. Campbell RAF VR 12.6.43; A
Cowra, NSW. 1941-09. Group portrait of members of the extended Bryant family in the front yard of their home on the occasion of Leading Aicraftman Robert Maxwell Bryant's last leave. Left to right: ba
Portrait of 411748 Robert Maxwell Bryant, RAAF, after blowing out the candles on his twenty-first birthday cake. He was in Alberta as part of the Empire Air Training Scheme (EATS). He was lost on oper
Studio portrait of 412218 Flying Officer (FO) John Irvine Gordon RAAF, No. 467 Squadron RAF of Cessnock, NSW. FO Gordon completed 30 operations with No. 467 Sqn and was awarded the Distinguished Flyin
