The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of 412594 Sergeant (Sgt) Leonard James Hughes, RAAF, 7 Flying Instructors School. Sgt Hughes enlisted on 19 July 1941 and was killed accidentally during training at Upavon, England on 29 January 1943, aged 23 years.
Group portrait of pilots of No. 452 (Spitfire) Squadron RAAF at RAF Station Kirton-in-Lindsey, the first fighter squadron of which the flying personnel (with the exception of two flight commanders) ar
WILTSHIRE, ENGLAND. 1943-10-05. FLIGHT SERGEANT (F SGT) B. HALL, SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND, AN RAF INSTRUCTOR AND 425481 F SGT C. C. BAUER, CABOOLTURE, QLD, (LEFT) AN RAAF PUPIL AT NO. 7 FLYING INSTRUCTORS S
UPAVON, ENGLAND. 1943-10-05. OUTSIDE THE SERGEANTS' MESS AT RAF NO. 7 FLYING INSTRUCTORS SCHOOL (A), WHERE INSTRUCTORS ARE TRAINED ON SINGLE ENGINED AIRCRAFT. LEFT TO RIGHT: 421862 FLIGHT SERGEANT (F
Informal group portrait of 414138 Sergeant (Sgt) Vivian Arthur Howard, instructor and trainee pilots, standing in front of a Tiger Moth (DH 82A) aircraft, during their course of instruction at No 10 E
WILTSHIRE, ENGLAND. 1943-10-05. THE OFFICERS' MESS OF RAF STATION UPAVON ON DINING-IN NIGHT. THIS STATION IS NO. 7 FLYING INSTRUCTORS' SCHOOL AT WHICH THERE ARE A NUMBER OF AUSTRALIANS BOTH AMONG THE
UPAVON, ENGLAND. 1943-10-05. 414209 PILOT OFFICER J. S. DICKIE, BRISBANE, QLD (RIGHT), EXPLAINING A TECHNICAL POINT TO 410126 FLIGHT SERGEANT E. R. DART, NHILL, VIC, AT RAF NO. 7 FLYING INSTRUCTORS' S
