| Accession Number | P04899.002 |
|---|---|
| Collection type | Photograph |
| Object type | Black & white - Print silver gelatin |
| Maker |
Frank Boase Studio |
| Place made | Australia: South Australia, Victor Harbor |
| Date made | 1942 |
| Conflict |
Second World War, 1939-1945 |
| Copyright |
Item copyright: Copyright expired - public domain
|
Group portrait of Leading Aircraftmen (LAC) of 'A' Flight, Course 29a, No 4 Initial Training ...
Description
Group portrait of Leading Aircraftmen (LAC) of 'A' Flight, Course 29a, No 4 Initial Training School, RAAF, at Victor Harbor (Harbour), SA. Identified from left to right, back row: 417662 LAC Edward Stanley Moore; 418768 LAC Ian Donald Roberts (who received the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) on 25 September 1945); 417663 LAC Edwin Albers Mueller; 417664 LAC Ronald Reginald Palmer; 32001 LAC John Benjamin Rivers; 28834 LAC Alick Segnit; 417670 LAC Frederick Charles Shilcock; 418757 LAC Leonard Andrew Murphy. Third row: 418760 LAC William Harold McDonald (later of 29 Operational Training RAF, and killed in an accident in the English Channel on 30 August 1943); 417661 LAC Roland George Mooney; 417654 LAC Trevor Hector McFarlane; 417667 LAC William John Poling (later of 113 S Atlanta Wing, RCAF, and killed in an accident in South America); 418765 LAC John James Paterson; 418756 LAC Anthony William Matthews; 417659 LAC Wren Richard Prout Matthews; 418764 LAC John Morton Parker. Second row: 418758 Francis Mortimer McCarthy; 417665 LAC George Douglas Parker; O42397 (417660) LAC Maxwell Charles Mazengarb; 57670 LAC Ralph Angus Maloney; 417666 LAC Keith Curry Pawson; 417669 LAC Albert Edward Sherriff; 417658 LAC Frederick Lancelot Marston; 418761 LAC Robert William McFarlane; 417668 LAC Gordon Bryant Schwartz. Front row: 418763 LAC Leo Frederick O'Brien; 418759 LAC Gerald Patrick McCormack; 416222 LAC Sydney Graham McRostie; 418767 LAC John Reynolds; 417656 LAC Raymond Neville McKerlie; 418766 LAC William George Pearse; 418762 LAC Keith Allen McKay; O4421 LAC Leonard Thomas McGlinchey (later of No 91 (Composite) Wing and killed in action over Korea on 16 July 1953); 418907 LAC James Robert Mitchel McWilliam.