The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
CAIRO, EGYPT 1940. FROM MAURICE SHELDON, NEWCASTLE WHO RETURNED TO ENGLAND AT OUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES 1939 AND BECAME PADRE OF SECTION UNKNOWN. PRIOR TO GOING BACK TO ENGLAND WAS AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH COOKS HILL, NEWCASTLE NSW. "THE TALL ONE WAS MY DRIVER-BATMAN. WE SOON MADE HIM INTO AN "EMERGENCY OFFICER AND TEMPORARY GENTLEMAN". (LEON CAIRO).
Plain length of light coloured wood with 'E.ADAM' inscribed in ink at one end on each side. Wooden splint issued to Mrs Edna Adam when she was undertaking St John's Ambulance First Aid training at a
The Vietnamese citizens of Vung Tau have a new Saturday afternoon diversion, watching members of the RAAF contingent playing soccer. The newly formed RAAF team, organised by the Church of England Pad
Collection relating to the Second World War service of two brothers, VX63093 Private Leonard (Len) Lynch and VX57753 Private Allan Lynch. Allan, the younger brother, initially embarked with the 6th Di
Studio portrait of SX15558 Private (Pte) B. R. Rofe, 2/7th Independent Company. In July 1943 Pte Rofe's unit was deployed to defend the newly constructed Garoka airfield and to occupy the Chimbu and A
Christmas came to the children of Vietnamese workers of the RAAF contingent at Vung Tau, when 200 children attended a party at the Villa Ngoc Huong as guests of the RAAF. The Church of England Padre,
Informal group portrait of the wedding party at the marriage of VX5519 Captain (Capt) James McCaig Menzies, to VX65911 Lieutenant (Lt) Sister Kathleen Gardner, outside St Columbas Church, Hawthorn, Vi
