The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Flying Officer (FO) Thomas Hamilton Trimble of No 3 Squadron RAAF (centre), telling of his experiences after he had been shot down in the Western Desert on 20 December 1941. Badly burnt on the face, he was befriended by Arabs. The officer on the left is FO J C McLeod and on the right is FO Ronald Ronaldson.
FLYING OFFICER T. TRIMBLE (RIGHT) OF NO. 3 SQUADRON, RAAF, TELLING F/O J.C. MCLEOD OF HIS EXPERIENCES AFTER HE HAD BEEN SHOT DOWN IN THE WESTERN DESERT. BADLY BURNED ON THE FACE HE WAS BEFRIENDED BY A
Officers of 3 Squadron RAAF celebrate following the Squadron's 100th kill. Identified from left are: 3139 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Marcus Lindsay "Mac" Macinnis; NX12184 Major (Mjr) Alan Binnie, MC;
Captain Bligh? Not really, just a bearded Australian airman with some other decorations for good measure. The whiskers are a Western Desert growth. Informal portrait of 2170 Flying Officer Ronald Bro
Western Desert, Cyrenaica, Libya. 30 October 1942. Pilots of the United States Army Air Force 'Fighting Cocks' fighter squadron, report to the Commanding Officer Major Salisbury (with hand to face, ce
Studio portrait of 414721 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Ronald Keith McIntyre, 460 Squadron, of Mt Tyson, Qld. He was a farmer prior to enlisting on 8 November 1941. LAC McIntyre trained in Canada and E
Informal group portrait of members of No. 3 Squadron RAAF, outside their first tent. Identified (left to right): 260326 (later Flight Lieutenant) Francis Hutton Egerton Woollett; 634 Flying Officer Ja
