Arthur Williams was in the RAAF from13/10/1940 until April 1946 and was a radar operator between February 1945 and April 1946.The oral history of Arthur Williams is of historical significance because it provides a first hand account of the individual's experience during WW11 as a member of the RAAF who trained at Tocumwal.He saw active service in the Pacific conflict from Leyburn and Morotai as a radar operator on a B24 Liberator supporting Z Force.A4 perspex covered, bound typed copyBlack printed Arthur Cambell Williams History on grey paper with fancy black border

F/LT Kobelke was a navigator in a B-24 LiberatorPhotocopied A4 sheets of paper

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE With best wishes for Christmas and the New Year Darwin 1945. Insert of picture of B24

This stand was, and is used to mount Cheetah and Pratt & whitney aircraft engines for inspection.Large steel stand for aircraft engines

Ernest Mincham enlisted in the RAAF from April 1940 until his death on 4 October 1943Ernest Mincham was an WAG on B-24 Liberators, serving with RAF Squadrons 120 and 206 in Coastal Command, during 1943.USB Stick- Document photos and photo information

Painting is of an actual air raid of a B24 Liberator from 23 Sqn.during WWllPainting was done by air crew (air gunner) from that actual aircraft.Large Oil Painting in Wooden FrameTHE LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT No 82 No23 City of Brisbane Squadron Russell Rogers Ball Gunner

Blue felt pennant with felt ties top and bottom.RAAF Insignia printed in yellow on left hand with R.A.A.F. in large letters printed in yellow on the remaining area to the right.

These gaiters were worn by servicemen in the tropics during WWII.Khaki canvas short gaiters with straps, hook fastenings and laces.

This cigarette case was issued to the Australian Air force officers by the Australian Minister of State for Air during WWIILeather covered, metal framed cigarette case.The front has 3 metal badges attached from the Australian Air force and Canada.