RAAF Ace Joins
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Commerce in DNG
WING-Commander R. C. Cress well, one of Australia’s out standing fighter-pilot aces of World War 11, resigned his com mission in the RAAF on April 13 and will shortly go to Dutch N.
Guinea for a business organisation whose headquarters are in Mel bourne.
Wing-Commander Cresswell had been commanding officer No. 2 Operational Training Unit at Williamstown, NSW. During the war he won the DFC and two bars, and the American Flying Cross. He shot down the first Japanese bomber in night combat over Darwin in 1942.