The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of 420009 Warrant Officer (WO) Launcelot 'Pat' Harrison, 463 Squadron, of Parkes, NSW. A farmer of Parkes, NSW, he enlisted in the RAAF on 10 October 1941 in Sydney, NSW, training in Victoria and then posted to Bradfield Park, NSW and Parkes, NSW. After the bombing of Pearl Harbour, he was posted to the United States of America for a short period and then to England, where he retrained as a navigator. He was killed whilst on operations over France on 4 July 1944, aged 22.
Informal portrait of the crew of a Vickers Wellington, 463 Squadron RAAF, standing in front of their aircraft. Identified from left to right: 426527 Warrant Officer (WO) Edward Burke (gunner); 426565
Studio portrait of 421908 Warrant Officer (WO) William John (Bill) Cooper, RAAF, of Parkes, NSW. He was a teacher prior to enlisting in Sydney, NSW on 15 August 1941, after which he was posted to athe
Studio portrait of 416651 Warrant Officer (WO) Hubert George Carlyle, 463 Squadron, RAAF. WO Carlyle was killed whilst on operation over France on 25 June 1944. He was 30 years old.
Studio portrait of 1831 Warrant Officer (WO) Robert Douglas Clarke of Kalgoorlie, WA. Enlisting in May 1935, WO Clarke was a permanent member of the RAAF who had trained as an observer, and at the out
Alan Morris enlisted in the RAAF in March 1941; he was trained to fly Tiger Moths at Temora, NSW and then in Canada under the Empire Air Training Scheme (EATS). On arrival to the UK he was posted to N
Studio portrait of NX31681 Lance Corporal (LCpl) Norman Ede Pearce, 2/30th Battalion, of Parkes, NSW. He was a farmer and grazier prior to enlisting in Paddington, NSW, on 12 June 1940, and completed
