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Portrait Image of Norm Ginn for the Australian War Memorial honouring Second World War Veterans Project.
Norm Ginn as a trainee airmen in 1942.
Norm Ginn alongside RAAF Officers at the 2021 Remembrance Day Service at West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide
The Magill Soldiers' Memorial Opening

The Magill Soldiers' Memorial Opening
Superimposed on the Barrage Plan this is the counter battery fire plan and reaches in front of the creeping barrage rolling towards the German rear areas in order to neutralise the 504 guns positions identified by British Artillery Intelligence.

Superimposed on the Barrage Plan this is the counter battery fire plan and reaches in front of the creeping barrage rolling towards the German rear areas in order to neutralise the 504 guns positions identified by British Artillery Intelligence.
John Dwyer
Roy Dry Airfi3eld Construction Squadrons 11942-46
Outdoor group portrait of No 38 Electrical Fitters Course of August 1944 at RAAF No 4 School of Technical Training located at the Exhibition Building, North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia. Identified back row, from left to right: S Eadie, RAF; 72911 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Alfred Reginald Jewell; 71210 LAC Allan Learmonth Perkins; 74442 LAC George Williams and J R Moore, RAF. Middle row: 78485 LAC Eric James Marney; 116343 LAC Mervyn Ronald Luedeke; 50309 LAC Bruce John Cunning; 41655 LAC Frederick Smith Kendall; 115095 LAC William Leslie Bush; and 80461 LAC Harold Frederick Warne. Front row: either 74069 LAC Robert Weston Frost or 79190 LAC Robert William Frost; 81083 LAC William James Dundas; 58706 LAC Kelvin Fergus Armstrong; 27711 Instructor Sergeant George William Wilson; 61247 LAC Walther Alfred Franke; 62172 LAC Roy Edward Snelling; and A16002 LAC ASydney Dudley Brown. Sitting on the ground in front is 80969 LAC Alexander David Shaw.
An early course at No. 2 RAAF School of Technical Training in Canberra, 1941
Noel Eastwood served in the Army 1941-46
Ronald Edwards RAAF 1943-46
Max Farrell Stoker RAN 1941-46
Bill Fisher served in the RAAF 1945-46
Ray Flanagan served in the Navy 1943-46
Ray Flanagan served in the Navy 1943-46
Max Gilling was driver in 137 Transport Company 1941-46
Vin Gogan served initially in the Militia then the 2nd AIF 1940-45
Raymond Forrestal served in the Australian ArmyLabour Service Works Companies on construction projects building infrastructure supporting the war effort
Hugh Foreman served in the RAAF from 1942-1946
Frank Graham served in the Army 1945-47 at the Loveday Internment Camp
Max Gilling was a driver in 148 General Transport Company 1941-46
Ken Gooden served in the RAAF from 1942-45 following earlier service in the Militia
Douglas Hall served in the RAAF from 1942-46
Kevin Graham served as RAAF Ground Staff
George Graham Army 1940-45 Militia and AIF service
Douglas Hall served in the RAAF from 1942-46
Max Hay served in the Army 1940-45
Don Halliday served in the Militia and the AIF rom 1942-6
Mrs Ruby Boye at her AWA tele-radio, standard equipment of the Coastwatchers , but hardly portable!
Memorial Plaque, Springvale Cemetery, Melbourne Victoria.
Honorary Sub Lieutenant Ruby Boye - the only female Coastwatcher. "The Coast Watchers saved Guadalcanal and Guadalcanal saved the Pacific" according to Admiral Halsey
Mr Arnaud Benassy, Dr Christine Rothauser, representing th French Consul in SA, HE The Governor of SA The Hon Frances Adamson AC, Mr Lucas Jones Deputy Mayor of the City of Tea Tree Gully
The Commemorative Installation explaining the connection between the Adelaide suburb of Dernancourt, and its French namesake
The cylinder containing soil from the Dernancourt Battlefield to be interred in the Memorial
6 Machine Gun Battalion Camp at Dapto NSW – 1942 L-R Colin Langtry – NX143859; Lindsay Palmer – NX143848; George Burt – NX178673; George Anderson – NX143857; Jack Game – NX143851
The cylinder containing soil from the Dernancourt Battlefield to be interred in the Memorial
Colonel (ret) Steve Larkins, OAM and Senator Colonel (ret) Andrew McLachlan CSC pointing to the cylinder ready for sealing into the Commemorative plinth.
WW1 - A very rare medal set - a Military Cross AND a Military Medal, 1914/15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal.

WW1 - A very rare medal set - a Military Cross AND a Military Medal, 1914/15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal.
Nui Dat, South Vietnam, 1966-12-05. The first Caribou aircraft from No. 35 Squadron RAAF touching down on the newly opened Luscombe Field airstrip at the Australian Task Force Base at Nui Dat. The airstrip was built by 1 Field Squadron Royal Australian Engineers and was named after Temporary Captain Bryan Luscombe, the first Australian Army pilot to die on operational duty, who was killed in Korea.
Ian Christopher LAWRENCE
John Waddy stepping into the cockpit of his P40
P40 Tomahawk flown by John Waddy in 1941
P40 Tomahawk flown by John Waddy in 1941
The reception desk at No. 1 RAAF Personnel Depot at the Melbourne Cricket Ground processing personnel being de-mobilised.
A de Havilland Mosquito FB1 of No. 464 Squadron RAAF

A de Havilland Mosquito FB1 of No. 464 Squadron RAAF

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