The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Square plastic protractor with a small hole in the centre. The protractor is housed in a square cardboard case which is closed with cotton string that is looped through two holes in the cardboard and tied around a small cardboard and metal disc. On the front side of the protractor case, in blue ink is written 'Protractor A.J.D Leslie'.
Associated with the service of 409721 Flying Officer Alan James Durham Leslie who served in 463 Squadron, RAAF. Leslie was born on 13 October 1917 in Sale, Victoria. He worked as a clerk until his enlistment in the RAAF on 10 October 1941. Leslie flew Lancasters with 463 Squadron in the bombing campaign over Germany. On 27 January 1944 the plane he was flying crashed in the vicinity of Teltow, sixteen kilometres south west from the centre of Berlin. Leslie did not survive the crash. He was buried in the Parish cemetery of Waltersdorf in Teltow, Germany.
Studio portrait of 409721 Flying Officer (FO) Alan James Durham Leslie, 463 Squadron, RAAF, of Sale, Vic. FO Leslie was attached to 44 Squadron, RAF, in United Kingdom. He was killed on 27 January 19
Mondaine, France, photograph of a Lancaster aircraft.
Six inch plastic rectangular 'A' Mark VI map protractor. The protractor has a voided rectangular centre and 'J L Leslie' is printed in blue ink on one side. Associated with the service of 409721 Fly
Ten inch bamboo slide rule with a two part hardboard case. It has an inch scale side ruler, over-range scale extensions, framed perspex cursor, reversible slide with three additional scales and a rear
Blue leather writing case, in two parts. The outer cover is padded reinforced leather and houses an inner folder. The outer case is closed on three sides; the fourth side is open allowing the inner fo
Six inch plastic rectangular 'A' Mark VI map protractor. The protractor has a voided rectangular centre and 'J L Leslie' is printed in blue ink on one side. Associated with the service of 409721 Fly
Studio portrait of 409721 Flying Officer (FO) Alan James Durham Leslie, 463 Squadron, RAAF, of Sale, Vic. FO Leslie was attached to 44 Squadron, RAF, in United Kingdom. He was killed on 27 January 19
Blue leather writing case, in two parts. The outer cover is padded reinforced leather and houses an inner folder. The outer case is closed on three sides; the fourth side is open allowing the inner fo
Collection relating to the service of 409721 Flying Officer Alan James Durham Leslie, 44 and 463 Squadrons, RAAF, Australia and England, Second World War. Collection consists of: Leslie's flying log
Ten inch bamboo slide rule with a two part hardboard case. It has an inch scale side ruler, over-range scale extensions, framed perspex cursor, reversible slide with three additional scales and a rear
Air Crew Europe Star with 'France and Germany' bar. Unnamed as issued. Awarded to 425330 Flying Officer Stanley Whitesides Mason, who served in Bomber Command as an air gunner and instructor with 49
