The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
404085 Sergeant (Sgt) Alan Cecil Cameron, left, and O35436 (145) Wing Commander (Wg Cdr) Peter Jeffrey, DSO, DFC, of 3 Squadron RAAF. On 30 September 1941 Sgt Cameron was forced to land in the desert during an operation flight. Wg Cdr Jeffrey landed his Tomahawk aircraft in the desert to Sgt Cameron's location, discarded his parachute, and the two men flew back to base in the single seated cockpit. Sgt Cameron had the reputation as being the largest man in the squadron and was affectionately known as 'Tiny'.
Maddalena, Cyrenaica, North Africa. 30 November 1941. Wing Commander (Wg Cdr) Peter 'Pete' Jeffrey DSO DFC of the RAAF with Sergeant (Sgt) A. Cameron of No. 3 Squadron RAAF whom he picked up in his Cu
Sidi Barrani, Egypt. C. 1941-11. Squadron Leader Peter J. Jeffrey, Commanding Officer of No. 3 (Tomahawk) Squadron RAAF, leaving the Squadron Administration trailer 'office' while based in the Western
Mt Martha, VIC. 1943. Outdoors group portrait of the directing staff and the students of No. 7 War Staff Course at the RAAF Staff School. Left to right, back row: Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) O. M. Kelse
Members of the RAAF attached to Headquarters, Australian Forces Vietnam (HQAFV), seen in their headquarters shortly after the Tet Offensive. Left to right: A43255 Sergeant (Sgt) Brian Mayfield, O34503
England. 1945-06-20. Wing Commander (Wg Cdr) R. G. Dutton DSO DFC and Bar, an Australian in the RAF, the CO of a RAF Transport Command Squadron waiting beside his Douglas C47 Dakota aircraft before ta
The activities of 3 Squadron RAAF in the Western Desert. Shows Squadron personnel messing, the evacuation of casualities by air ambulance, ground crew servicing Kittyhawk aircraft and shots from a fl
