The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PORTRAIT OF LIEUTENANT FRANK HUBERT MCNAMARA OF NO.1 SQUADRON, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS. MCNAMARA WAS THE FIRST AUSTRALIAN AIRMAN AWARDED THE VICTORIA CROSS (VC) FOR HIS PART IN RESCUING A FELLOW PILOT WHO HAD BEEN FORCED TO LAND BEHIND ENEMY LINES DURING AN AERIAL BOMB ATTACK BY ALLIED FORCES ON AN IMPORTANT TURKISH SUPPLY POINT AT GAZA, PALESTINE, 1917-03-20.
A retouched portrait of Lieutenant (later Captain) Frank Hubert McNamara of No 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps. McNamara was the first Australian airman to be awarded the Victoria Cross (VC) for
Portrait of Lieutenant (Lt) Frank H McNamara, later No.1 Squadron, AFC in his tent at the Central Flying School (CFS), Point Cook. McNamara was awarded the Victoria Cross (VC) for landing behind e
Informal portrait of Lieutenant Frank McNamara VC, 1 Squadron AFC (left) recovering in hospital in Egypt after being injured rescuing his fellow pilot, Lt David Sutherland. The latter's plane crashed
CAIRO, EGYPT. C. 1917-05. CAPTAIN FRANK HUBERT McNAMARA, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS, IN 14TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL. CAPTAIN McNAMARA WAS WOUNDED IN THE THIGH DURING FLYING OPERATIONS IN THE GAZA AR
Lieutenant F H McNamara and Captain D W Rutherford were returning from an aerial bombing near Gaza on 20 March 1917 when Captain Rutherford was forced down. Although wounded and under heavy rifle fire
Portrait of Lieutenant (Lt) F H McNamara, believed to be Lt Frank Hubert McNamara, Australian Flying Corps. An employee of the Education Department prior to enlistment, he embarked with C Flight, No.
