The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The wreckage of a plane from 5 Service Flying Training School (5SFTS) RAAF, which crashed at Uranquinty, NSW, on 26 March 1945. Two members of the training school, 409419 Warrant Officer (WO) Lloyd Morrish Loftus, of Caulfield, Vic; and 409613 WO John David Tamlyn, of East Malvern, Vic, were killed in the accident.
Australian Flying Corps embroidered pilot's qualification brevet with a brass and copper backing and pin. The brevet has cream cotton embroidered wings, a King's crown, and the letters 'AFC' within a
Australian Flying Corps embroidered pilot's qualification brevet. The brevet has cream cotton embroidered wings, a King's crown, and the letters 'AFC' within a khaki embroidered laurel wreath, on a na
Australian Flying Corps embroidered pilot's qualification brevet. The brevet has cream cotton embroidered wings, a King's crown, and the letters 'AFC' within a khaki embroidered laurel wreath, on a da
Royal Australian Air Force pilot's machine embroidered qualification brevet on a dark blue wool ground. The brevet has white cotton embroidered wings on either side of the letters 'RAAF' within a pale
AUSTRALIA, C. 1944. GROUP PORTRAIT OF PARTICIPANTS IN RAAF NO. 37 ELEMENTARY FLYING INSTRUCTORS COURSE. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: FLYING OFFICER (FO) HAYDEN, FO MOLE, FO MOORE, FO BENSON, FO CAMPBELL;
Group portrait of hut mates who attended the 35th Flight Training Course at the No. 5 Service Flight Training School at Uranquinty, NSW between May and October 1943. Left to Right: Back row: Leading
Group portrait of No 4 Initial Training School, RAAF, Course No 20, B Squadron, Flight 8. Identified in the back row from left to right: 409622 Charles Vivian Tysoe (later Flying Officer (FO)); 409620
Uranquinty, NSW. c. 1943-09. Three Commonwealth Aircraft Factory (CAC) Wirraway Aircraft flying in formation over the countryside near Wagga. The three belonged to No. 5 Service Flying Training School
Uranquinty, NSW. c. 1943-09. Group portrait of a class of graduating RAAF trainee pilots at No. 5 Service Flying Training School (5SFTS). The men are standing on and in front of a Commonwealth Aircraf
Bangalore, India. August 1944. The funeral service for AUS420211 Warrant Officer (WO) Keith Knodler RAAF being conducted by an RAF Chaplain at the RAF base at Bangalore. WO Knodler, an Australian pilo
