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NAA Service Record SX4959 Eddie Sparkes

https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=6663337
The United Nations Truce Supervision Organisation
Ken Aistrope Army 1940-45 Airport Rd Brooklyn Park
Frank Norton Army 1940.45 RAE
FLTLT John Jack' McKenna RAAF WW2
FLTLT John Jack' McKenna RAAF WW2
Sergeant Jack Brown
Ian and Babs Chalmers brother and sister
WW1 Service Record National Archives

https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=3454573
Glen Thompson served in the RAAF from 1940 unti ll1945
Ronald Sansom served in Supply / Ordnance in the Army from 1942, initially in the Militia, before transferring to the AIF in 1943 until 1946.
Australia Remembers - Laurie Gillespie Army 1942-45
James McGovern Army 42-46
John McGovern 1943-45
(Irene) Margaret McGovern
Norma Ray Harris served with the AMWAS between 1943 and 1945
Gwendoline Dinah HENDERSON served in the Australian Army Nursing Service in WW2 as a Captain and at discharge in 1947 was posted to the 2nd/7th Australian General Hospital
Ray Henschke served in the RAAF 1942-45
Lawrence Hussin served in the navy from 1942-46
Edward George Davis' Nominal Roll entry

https://nominal-rolls.dva.gov.au/veteran?id=284156&c=WW2#R
Lieutenant Colonel Stanley Price Weir, CO of the 10th Infantry Battalion prior to embarkation Oct 1914
'Landunna', 111 Hutt St Adelaide, was purchased by Harry Nott, in 1923 after his return from the UK. Having studied radiology after the War's end in London, he returned to Adelaide and purchased 'Landunna' which had been built in 1873. He established Adelaide's first radiology practice in a front room of the house. When WW2 broke out, he sold the house and its new owner turned it into a Guest House and took down the magnificent verandas and renamed the house 'Ulysses'. Later in WW2 it was used as a US Army Officers Club. It was acquired by the Naval Military & Air Force Officers Club in 1957.
Colonel James Rowell, CB, VD. Rowell’s fellow South Australian, A. J. McLachlan, saw him as ‘one of Nature’s gentlemen . . . a perfect soul who never told a lie or turned away from danger’
Lord Kitchener is presented to returned soldiers, veterans of the Boer War, by Colonel James Rowell at the Torrens Parade Ground. Colonel Rowell, the father of Lieutenant General Sir Sydney Rowell, was one of the early volunteer soldiers in South Australia, being commissioned in 1877. He had commanded the South Australian contingent to Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, and later the 4th Imperial Bushmen's Corps in South Africa. In 1910 he was the commander of the South Australian Brigade and a consultative member of the Australian Military Board. Identified (order not known): Lieut. Cilaloh; Lieut Peckman; Capt. Blair; Capt. Shapelton OSO; Major Watson; Lord Kitchener; L.C. Ramsay; Col. Rowell CB; Gen. Hoad; Sir Day Hort Bosanquet; Capt. Ryder; Col. Kirkpatrick; Col.Pattinson.
Lord Kitchener, escorted by Colonel James Rowell CB, VD (left in pith helmet) inspecting returned soldiers of the Boer War on the Torrens Parade Ground at the rear of Government House in January 1910. e69af3.jpg
Captain Clarence Wallach's Headstone in Étretat Churchyard Extension, France
Biography AWM

https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/P11013431
Albert Sherriff flew Special Duties (flying SOE agents into France) Alan Sherriff served in the 43rd Militia Battalion and Harry Sherriff
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.
Sergeant Ralph Whittle (aka "Taffy")
Trooper Jack REAY, 2nd/10th Commando Company, carrying a Bren Gun in the Torrecelli Mountains, New Guinea
Portrait of Pilot Officer William H Simmonds, Mentioned in despatches (MID) award, Air Medal (US) from 77 Squadron RAAF, Kimpo, Korea
Alfred Humble 2019
Leopold BULL - ADFA AIF Project entry

https://www.aif.adfa.edu.au/showPerson?pid=38414
Murray Griffin, Ulcer operation, Thailand railway (1945–46, brown ink over green pencil, 35.2 x 50.3 cm, AWM ART25052) This drawing shows an operation being conducted without adequate medicine, equipment or sanitation.
Edward Charles Noel NASON, on enlistment, 1942
NAA Service Record- George Ross PERROT

https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=4929744
NAA Service Record

https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=3118525
Phillip Edward CAWTHORNE DFC, captain of Lancaster PB 949 lost 4 April 1945
Flight Lieutenant Robert N.G. 'Norm' BARLOW, DFC
Pilot Officer Bob Kellow DFM, Les Knights WOp
Dambusters Blog

https://dambustersblog.com/2015/07/31/dambuster-of-the-day-no-122-lancelot-howard/?blogsub=spammed#subscribe-blog
Lieutenant Lancelot Ashley LEWIS
Sketch of Robert Cowper
Warrant Officer Robert Edward BROWN NAA Service Records

https://nominal-rolls.dva.gov.au/veteran?id=1187451&c=WW2
L-R 1939--45 Star, Nth Africa Star, Pacific Star, Defence Medal, British War Medal 39-45, Australian Service Medal 39-45.
Photo of John Robert TREE taken shortly after qualification as an Air Gunner
A Martin PBM Mariner flying boat (RAAF serial A70-12, registration VH-CPL) of No. 41 Squadron RAAF based at Cairns (Australia), in flight on 21 September 1944. The pilot was Flight Lieutenant Fox (411319) of Longueville, New South Wales (Australia), in the air at 2,400 m en route from Townsville to Port Moresby (New Guinea).
77 Squadron Association

https://docplayer.net/57197404-77-squadron-raf-raaf-airmen-killed-whilst-on-active-service-with-77-squadron-raf-world-war-ii.html
John Duncan KRONE's headstone

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