Maurice Guillaux
Graham Carey and Jacques Marduel,
Edwin Prosser
Ross and Keith Smith across
Australia 1919 and related flights – Wrigley and Murphy, Ray Parer
World War II airfields (map
and general information collection)
Kamikaze
Air
Control in the British Empire 1919-1939
History of
Bankstown Airport
and the word version, with pictures, is here and can be
downloaded
From the Wills collection: the
RAAF first A-series (and some
of the second A-series). This is only a miniscule fraction of the Wills
collection, which was destroyed in the dissolution of the Australian Aviation
Museum at Bankstown
1969
air race - 50 years anniversary of Smith flight from England to
Australia
Australian Women Pilots
Association trial archive
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Years on: Les Brown volunteered to join the army in 1940 and
served on the bitterly fought but little-known campaign in Palestine against the
Vichy French. Later he took part in the invasion of Morotai. After the war he
did not speak of these experiences and embarked on
an academic career, becoming a leading figure in the field of philosophy of
education, Sixty five years later, at my prompting, he wrote this account of his
military service, and it contains many fascinating insights. However, there were
definitely some aspects of war that troubled him: there were times when he just
looked me in the eye and said, ‘Tom, that is all I am prepared to divulge’. I
was privileged to help him record this book and to publish many of the poems
that he wrote in retirement. I will put a selection of these on the internet
shortly.
John Lockley of Stanmore: Family history, of interest to the Lockley family.
Like Most Italians: the unjust wartime imprisonment of Salvatore Vignolio: a cautionary tale
Pre-development pictures and first development plans of Graeme Dodds as html and word file