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MAGIC OF SANTA
The spirit of Christmas is captured here in our picture of Santa Claus and a little boy at a RAAF Christmas party. For sheer joy there is nothing to equal being just four years young and to receive a ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Cupid Causes Most Losses In WRAAF Ranks
The Air Force is maintaining its war-time reputation as a matchmaker, for of 2851 girls who have served in the WRAAF since January, 1951, 2119 have left the service, the vast ...
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LEADER WAS TOP ATHLETE
Wing Officer Doris Carter, OBE, Director of the Women's Royal Australian Air Force, has done much ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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HONOUR FOR MRS WACKETT
Mrs Wackett, wife of AVM E. C. Wackett, received the MBE during an investiture by the Governor of Victoria, ...
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WEST MEETS WEST
Squadron Officer Eleanor THE WRAAF with the longest service met the most junior airwoman at Point Cook, after the 100th WRAAF recruit course since the war graduated. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Did Not Please M.O.
It sounds incredible out it actually happened. An efficient Australian nurse was accused of being "too kind" to young aircrew trainees groaning with sea-sickness on a troopship bound for Canada during the war. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LISMORE FITTER GETS COMMENDATION
Air frame fitter, Sgt Leo J. Collins, of Lismore, NSW, is the first RAAF airman at Butterworth to be awarded the ...
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MANY COOKS DID NOT SPOIL BROTH!
One of the happiest functions of the Christmas period was surely at Penrith, NSW, when 30 RAAF men and women played Santa Claus to a group of senior citizens of the district by cooking and serving the annual Christmas dinner which ...
Article : 107 words
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