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Antelat, Libya. 17 January 1942. 406121 Sergeant, later Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Gordon Horace White, the youngest pilot (age 20) at the time in 3 Squadron RAAF. Flt Lt White was later lost on operations over the Netherland East Indies on 8 August 1944.
TOCUMWAL, NSW. 1944-07-01. GROUP PORTRAIT OF OBSERVERS (BACK ROW) AND PILOTS (FRONT ROW) IN NO. 18 COURSE, NO.5 OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT. LEFT TO RIGHT: SERGEANT (SGT) BILL O'CONNOR (OBSERVER) AND FL
New South Wales graduates of the Empire Air Training Scheme. Left to right: 403388 Sergeant (Sgt) Robert Douglas Wells (lost on operations over Scotland on July 16 1943), 403663 Flying Officer (FO) Ri
Group portrait of members of No. 22 Beaufighter Pilots Training Course RAAF. Identified from left to right, back row: Pilot Officer (PO) Curtis; 401805 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Kenneth Michael Abbot
Group portrait of pilots of the Empire Central Flying School. Identified members are from left to right: Back row: Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Trigg (possibly 02510 Donald Robert Trigg, RAAF); Flt Lt
GROUP PORTRAIT OF THE OFFICERS OF NO. 31 SQUADRON RAAF. BACK ROW: FLYING OFFICER (FO) RON COCKCROFT; 424052 FO KEITH ERIC WILLIAM NOBLE (LOST ON OPERATIONS WITH 31 SQUADRON OVER DARWIN ON 24 SEPTEMBER
A group of airmen from New South Wales recently received their wings at No. 7 Service Flying Training School at Mcleod Alberta as Leading Aircraftmen (LAC) in the Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Iden
