The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LAVERTON, VIC. 1942-11. GROUP PORTRAIT OF MEMBERS OF RAAF EQUIPMENT COURSE LAVERTON. NOTE CENTRE FRONT THE FIRST THREE WAAAF TO BE PUT ON SUCH A COURSE, (LEFT TO RIGHT) MOREY, BETH EDMONSTON (LATER BERG), RAMSAY. EXAM RESULTS WAAAF 1ST, 2ND, AND 4TH PLACES. (DONOR B. F. BERG)
SECTION OFFICER BETH EDMONSTON (LATER BERG) IN WINTER UNIFORM. EDMONSTON WAS THE FIRST WAAAF TO ENROL IN THE SERVICE - ON 15TH MARCH 1941 AT RECRUIT CENTRE, QUEEN STREET, MELBOURNE. (DONOR B. BERG)
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1941-03-15. LEFT TO RIGHT: AIRCRAFTWOMAN MARGARET MILLIGAN (LATER GUILD), LESLIE GRIFFITHS (TAYLOR), CORAL CLABBURN (WILKINSON) ON FIRST RECRUIT COURSE AT NO 1 WAAAF TRAINING DEPOT, MA
Laverton, Vic. C. 1944. A WAAAF Corporal operating Medium Frequency Direction Finding equipment at RAAF Station, Laverton. With this equipment, this operator can provide information to aircraft to gui
TAPE 1: Early life; joining WATC; training and duties; joining Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF); conditions and duties at Mayfield Avenue Barracks; discussion of officers; transfer to Ro
Laverton, Vic. C. 1942. A RAAF fitter (second from left) explains the engine of a Supermarine spitfire fighter aircraft to three WAAAF technical trainees who will, on completion of their course, take
Laverton, Vic. C. 1944. Newly-qualified WAAAF Meteorological Officers, Assistant Section Officers Beau Biggs and Roma Thomas, both of Melbourne, Vic, discussing weather reports with their pilot (centr
