the contribution of the RAAF to WWIIKhaki greenWings on bottom of hardcover

RAAF enlisted hat badge. Copper- alloy. Crown over Laurel Wreath with RAAF in centre.

Item belonged to Victor Henry Evans No 418655 RAAF. Refer Cat no 1760.4.Summer uniform cloth badge for WWII RAAF Wireless Operator. Khaki coloured, oval shaped, depicts a hand holding lightning bolts.uniforms-insignia, military history-raaf, wireless

Shirt of Squadron Leader John Haines.This shirt belonged to John Haines. John was a President of the Eltham RSL and Committee member T Mont,Oren you RSL.Light blue long sleeved collared shirt. Each shoulder slide has a RAAF Squadron Leader’s epaulette. The shirt has two chest pockets each with a centre pleat and a buttoned flap. The shirt has thirteen buttons in total.raaf, john haines, shirt, squadron leader

F/O Frederick Attwood Wittscheibe No 89 RAAF. Refer 96P for full service details.x 2 cloth RAAF Insignia Flying Wings on cardboard backing with stand, inside rectangular gold metal photo frame.On yellow sticker at back: ML RAMMEN MADE IN GERMANY Handwritten on white sticker on backing board: Group Captain F A Wittscheibe RAAF BORN BENDIGO 1913uniform accessories, raaf, frameing

Head and shoulders in RAAF uniformmontgomery, alan, photography, photograph, slides, film

Photograph shows completed RAAF Base at Nhill Aerodrome. This photo shows the base about mid way during its life at Nhill during WWII.Black and white photograph, digital file only.raaf base, nhill air school, wwii, eats training base

War Loan Rally and RAAF Flying Boats at St Kilda Pier, Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th March 1946. 2 copies of memo from JM Harry, Dist Traffic Superintendent, to Depot Masters, Hanna St, Malvern & Glenhuntly depots.Several notations written in red pencil across both copies.trams, tramways, letters, instructions, events, display, raaf, st kilda

Portrait of Kevin Monaghan aged 18 on enlistment with RAAF 1943stawell

This RAAF uniform is believed to have belonged to Flying Officer Russell Miller, the son of William and Muriel Miller of Warrnambool. Russell Miller attended Warrnambool High School and worked for the Warrnambool City Council before enlisting in World War 11. He was killed in flying operations over Germany in 1944. Died 28 Sept 1944. Remembered at Rheinburg War Cemetery, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. More info @ https://cwgc.org/find/find-war-dead This uniform is a poignant memento of one Warrnambool's brave heroes of World War 11.1 The jacket is made of navy blue wool with a rever collar, four front pockets, eight buttons with air force insignia and navy cloth lining. The two sleeves have metal insignia and black and cream braiding. Above the front left pocket is a stitched blue and white applique. The jacket has a cloth belt with a rusted metal buckle. .2 The trousers are made of navy blue wool with two pockets, a buttoned fly and there are six buttons evenly stitched around the waist band. There is also a metal clasp on the waist band. RAAFraaf, flying officer russell miller, raaf uniform 1940's

Large photograph of Terry Crossman in Disruptive Pattern Camouflage Uniform (DPCU) in desert colours, on duty in Afghanistan and holding F88 styer. With four armed personnel carriers in the background.On uniform - CROSSMANphotograph, afghanistan, dpcu

RAAF officers peaked cap with gold bullion oak leaf embroidery on the front edge of peak. The cap has a black woven band and an embroidered badge with a padded gold bullion and red velvet crown, gilded metal eagle and gold bullion laurel leaves.