The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of 402913 Pilot Officer (PO) Henry Roland (Harry) Train, 460 Squadron RAAF, (left) with Frenchman Monsieur Andre Dewelde, local primary school teacher (right). PO Train was shot down over Eppe-Sauvage on 7 May 1942 and later betrayed to the Germans and sent to a Dulag Luft in Frankfurt am Main, Germany [transit camp for prisoners of war]. He was later sent to Stalag Luft III at Zagan, Poland. Andre Dewelde was the local primary school teacher at Eppe-Sauvage and he was later killed 9 September 1944 at Renlies while fighting with the French Resistance. The photograph was taken by Mademoiselle Bienfait, daughter of Monsieur Jean Bienfait (later the Chief Officer of the Resistance in the Eppe-Sauvage area).
Informal portrait of Pilot Officer (PO) 402913 Henry (Harry) Roland Train, 460 Squadron, RAAF (foreground) and Frenchman Andre Dewelde, local primary school teacher at Eppe-Sauvage (later killed 9 Sep
Identity portrait of Pilot Officer H R Train, 460 Squadron, RAAF [402913 Henry Roland (Harry) Train] who had been stationed in Brighton, Yorkshire, England. This photograph was probably taken at Dulag
Oflag XXI-B, prisoner of war camp for officers. Left to right: Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) P C "Cheese" Lemon [Peter Coplestone Lemon, RAF]; Pilot Officer (PO) H R Train [402913 Henry Roland (Harry) Tra
Oflag XXI-B, prisoner of war camp for officers, in winter. Left to right: Geoff Wittshear [probably G M Witshear, RAF) ; Flight Lieutenant Henry (Harry) Roland Train [402913, 460 Squadron, RAAF], Arth
Group portrait of two members of 460 Squadron, RAAF, and two unidentified officers standing in the snow. Identified left to right: 402913 Pilot Officer (PO) Henry (Harry) Roland Train; PO Arthur Doubl
Group portrait of participants in No 35 Leaders Course, No 1 Air Armament School. Identified left to right, back row: Pilot Officer (PO) Matthey, 201 Squadron (Sqn), Coastal Command (CC); PO Kendall,
