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Photograph P03549.001 Period 1980-1989Studio portrait of Wing Commander Margaret Lynn Baxter MBE, RAAF. Baxter joined the WRAAF in 1952 and she was commissioned in 1955. Her uniform is held in the collection of the Memorial.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Miniature medal group comprising a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE), Defence Force Service Medal with two clasps, and an Australian National Medal with one clasp.
Awarded to L51800 Wing Commander Margaret Lynn Baxter. Baxter was a clerk in the Navy Department at Fremantle before she joined the WRAAF in 1952. She was commissioned in 1955 and appointed Flight Officer on 1 January 1959. For the period between the late 1950s and mid 1960, she was officer-in-charge of the WRAAF at the Melbourne Telecommunications Unit. In September 1964 she was appointed officer-in-charge of WRAAF at Pearce, Western Australia. Baxter retired from the WRAAF in 1987 after 35 years of service.
Australian National Medal with one clasp indicating an additional ten years service. Engraved on reverse with recipient's details. Awarded to L51800 Wing Commander Margaret Lynn Baxter. Baxter was a

Defence Force Service Medal with two EIIR clasps (each indicating additional five years service). Engraved on reverse with recipient's details. Awarded to L51800 Wing Commander Margaret Lynn Baxter.

Member of the Order of the British Empire (Military Division). Unnamed as issued. Awarded to L51800 Wing Commander Margaret Lynn Baxter. Baxter was a clerk in the Navy Department at Fremantle before

Wooden plaque presented to L51800 Wing Commander Margaret Lynn Baxter on the occasion of her retirement from the RAAF and in appreciation of her 35 years of service. The plaque has a stained wood back

Group of four miniature medals comprising: Egypt Medal with clasp 'Suakim 1885'; Queen's South Africa Medal with clasps 'Cape Colony', 'Driefontein', 'Johannesburg', 'Diamond Hill', 'Wittebergen'; Kin

Bar mounted group of miniature medals for the British War Medal 1914-20 and the Victory Medal. Unnamed as issued. Miss Emmy Gaunt joined the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps in Leeds, Yorkshire, early
