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View of Loxton from the Murray
1914-15 Star, British War medal, Victory Medal, British War Medal 39-45, Australian Service Medal 39-45
Loxton Historic Village attraction
Madang, New Guinea. C. 1945-05. Crew of Beaufort bomber aircraft a9-500 of NO. 15 Squadron RAAF. Left to right: 403843 Flight Lieutenant Harry Reginald Silcock, Newcastle, NSW, Pilot 437010 Flying Officer (Fo) Alfred Edward Sage, Randwick, NSW, Navigator 424723 Fo John Wall Baxter, Sydney, NSW, Wireless Telegraphy Operator 411233 Pilot Officer Joseph Henry Siddall, Sydney, NSW, Air-Gunner. The nose art insignia on the fuselage and nickname Barmera Waikerie, named after the two towns in South Australia, in recognition of the fulfilment of their third victory loan quota.
Sgt Frederick 'Jos' COLLESS, who died as a PoW of Germany, from wounds received at the Battle of Fromelles, on 23 July 1916. One of a small group of Australians from both WW1 and WW2 interred in this cemetery.
Alan Grahame Dibbs’ vest in the inventory or the Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum at Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
Douggie Oxbury (l) and Merv Shippard (r) with their Bristol Beaufighter night fighter, 'Slippery Ship II' Bu Ahmud Egypt March 1943
Group portrait of S7390 Trooper (Tpr) Ralph Trevor Zweck, 3rd Australian Air Maintenance Company Citizen Military Forces (CMF), and timber cutters at Nadzab in Papua New Guinea. Tpr Zweck also served in 151 General Transport Company.
Informal group portrait of (left to right) S7599 Trooper (Tpr) Roy Victor Keller, 3rd Motor Regiment; S81152 Private (Pte) Oscar Martin Keller, 6th Battalion Volunteer Defence Corps; and S7390 Tpr Ralph Trevor Zweck, 3rd Australian Air Maintenance Company Citizen Military Forces (C.M.F.), all three from South Australia. Tpr Zweck also served in 151 General Transport Company.
The Club's WW2 Roll of Honour
SX4853 Captain A.H IFOULD, 2nd/10th Infantry Battalion
Private Leonard
Citation for the award of the DFC to FOFF Tammy Simpson, FDC, DFM
Portrait of Flying Officer Lyall R Klaffer of Adelaide, SA, seated in the cockpit of his Vampire aircraft. He is a member of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, which is stationed in Malta while undertaking garrison duties.
Sergeant Lyall Klaffer, adjusting his flying suit and breathing apparatus, preparing for a combat sortie from Iwakuni, Japan over Korea flying 77 Squadron's P51 Mustang
Flight Sergeant Jim Mallinson 1943
Flight Sergeant Jim Mallinson 1943
The 2nd/4th Battalions Plaque at the AWM
The Commemorative Plaque of the 2nd/2nd Field Regiment at the AWM Canberra. Commissioned by the 2/2 Field Regiment Association as part of the Australian War Memorial’s Plaque Dedication Program. This plaque was dedicated on 21 February 2018 at a ceremony held at the Australian War Memorial.
A brochure distributed on the opening of the Memorial 4th September 1920
A photograph taken at the opening of the Memorial on a very wet day, Saturday 4th September1920.
Edward Claude Perkins 17th Bn AIF
Raf Station, Pembroke Dock, Wales. C. 1943-09. Group portrait of members of a crew of No. 461 (Sunderland) Squadron RAAF of Coastal Command. The captain, 400656 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) D. Marrows of Parkdale, Vic, was awarded the DSO and DFC. Back row, left to right: 14455 Sergeant (Sgt) A. N. Pearce of Seven Hills, NSW; Flt Lt D. Marrows; 402805 Flying Officer (FO) I. V. R. Peatty of Granville, NSW. Centre row; 402617 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) D. C. Sidney of Coogee, NSW; 425619 Pilot Officer (PO) W. G. Done of Kingaroy, Qld; 401976 PO P. C. Leigh of Surrey Hills E.10, Vic; 403592 FO P. T. Jensen of Gladesville, NSW; 20745 Flt Sgt E. H. Pollock of Tamworth, NSW (taking the place of 10530 Acting Sgt F. Bamber who was in hospital when picture was taken). Front row: 410797 Flt Sgt R. L. Webster of St Kilda, Vic; Sgt J. T. Eshelby, RAF; 417621 Sgt P. R. Criddle of Kingston SE, SA.
Wing Commander W.G. Leer of the R.A.A.F. poses in front of his caricature, Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea, August 1, 1943. (Lockheed Hudson).
Amy Katherine Millgate Taylor, AM
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.
Raymond Forrestal served in the Australian ArmyLabour Service Works Companies on construction projects building infrastructure supporting the war effort
John Waddy stepping into the cockpit of his P40
The Rose Park Public School Honour Board
PORTRAIT OF 412689 FLIGHT LIEUTENANT C. W. RANDALL, FROM TRUNDLE, NSW, AN RAAF AIR GUNNER IN NO. 180 SQUADRON, RAF, STANDING IN FRONT OF THE NOSE OF ONE OF THE SQUADRON'S B25 MITCHELL AIRCRAFT. THIS SQUADRON IS FLYING WITH THE SECOND TACTICAL AIR FORCE.
Portrait of 414397 Flight Lieutenant F. R. Fogarty (later DFC), of Brighton, Vic, who belongs to No. 180 (Mitchell) Squadron RAF. Vic, who belongs to No. 180 (Mitchell) Squadron RAF.
MALLALA, SA, C. 1944. GROUP PORTRAIT OF PARTICIPANTS AT RAAF NO. 6 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: SERGEANT (SGT) L.R. EVANS, SGT C.R. PILON, PILOT OFFICER (PO) R.O. SPENCER, PO R.T. JOUGHLIN, PO K.F. MULLER, PO C.B. LYNE, PO C.R. GULSON, PO R.G. BROWN, PO R.B. KILLE, PO J.T. WALTON, PROBABLY 44248 PO, LATER FO JOHN THOMAS WALTON, KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA ON 27 AUGUST, 1945, PO G.T. MEADOWS, PO W.F. BEVILAQUA, PO N.C. CREIGHTON; MIDDLE ROW: SGT J.S. LYLE, SGT E.N. CONDOR, PO R.H. MITCHELSON, PO R.S. COOPER, PO C.R. ROBERTS, PO E.A. LANGLOIS, SGT L.F. HAMMOND, SGT M.E. BUCHANAN, SGT E.T. POPPLEWELL, PO R.C. GRANT, PO S.G. COOK, PO R.J. HANCOCK, PO R.R. MARSHALL, FLYING OFFICER (FO) R.S. BEE, SGT E.C. DUTTON, PO C.S. SIMPSON; FRONT ROW: PO J.R. MCKINLAY, SGT K. DAWSON, PO D.H. MEYERS, SGT N.J. DWYER, SGT A.K. FRYER, SGT B. CLOUSTON, SGT R.B. CUMMINS, SGT L.J. CRUIKSHANKS, PO W.O. WINTER-IRVING AND PO A.S. JACKSON, SGT J.T. GUY, FO J.R. TATE, SGT B.H. CULLEEN AND SGT E.A. DOUGLAS.
The Commemorative Plaque of the 27th Infantry Battalion SOuth Australian (Scottish) Regiment,
2nd/27th Battalion cross the Surinam River in the Ramu Valley, New Guinea, 5 Oct 1943
Photograph of Wilfred Joseph Pearn

https://collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/resource/B+74951
Find a Grave - William Ernest Pyne Marles

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/151983351/william-ernest_pyne-marles
AWM - Portrait and Description

https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/C177399
Midshipman Waller
Amiens Cathedral

Amiens Cathedral
Bill Bonfield finished the war attached to No. 222 Group RAF, based in Ceylon conducting maritime patrol operations against the Japanese
John Boothey served with the RAAF RAAF 1944-1947

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