The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A memorial service held at Leighterton cemetery, where the bodies of those members of the Australian Flying Corps (AFC), who had been killed or died since the formation of the 1st Wing are buried. The whole wing was paraded and marched to the cemetery, where a service was conducted by the Wing Chaplain, 7499 Major Keith Dixon Norman. The graves were covered with beautiful wreaths, kindly sent by Mr and Mrs Lowsley Williams of Chavenage.
The aircrew cadets wearing a white cap band are being trained as pilots and observers. There is one Australian flag with the Union Jack hanging on the pulpit and one Australian flag on the flagpole.
A memorial service at Leighterton cemetery, Gloucestershire, where the bodies of those members of the 1st Wing, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), who have died, or been killed on service, are buried. The
Aerial view of a memorial service at Leighterton cemetery, Gloucestershire. Here were buried the bodies of those members of the 1st Wing, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), who died, or were killed on act
An unidentified Australian Army chaplain, wearing Second World War ribbon bars, stands at the pulpit in a chapel in Japan. There is no congregation in the church indicating the chaplain is possibly
A first Anzac Day service is held at the military hospital near Alexandria. Soldiers, two chaplains and four nurses (right) have paraded on the tennis court as the Union Jack flag is at half mast and
A view of the United Nations (UN) Military Cemetery at Pusan, South Korea. A group of army officers and a civilian are paying their respects to servicemen who have died in the Korean War. Note the A
Wendover, Buckinghamshire, England, 1918-03-11. Large group portrait of officers, cadets, NCOs and men of the Australian Flying Corps (AFC), together with two women (centre), in front of a B.E.2 aircr
