Propeller blade - Tom Noon

Propelblad - Propeller blade - Tom Noon Photo from N. M. Schaiffel-Nielsen Updated: 04 NOV 2013

Tom William Noon med propelblad fra LAN PB292, foto fra omkring 1985.

Han og Pilot Keith George Tennent, som omkom ved Høgsholt, meldte sig frivilligt til
tjeneste i Royal Australian Air Force, da de have set en film med denne opfordring i
Rockhampton, Queensland, Australien. De mødte på flyveskolen den 23. december 1941.

De betalte for vor frihed af N. M. Schaiffel-Nielsen har mere om de to flyvere.
Tom Noon har i detaljer fortalt om deres arbejde i flyvevåbnet.
N. M. Schaiffel-Nielsen lærte ham at kende i 1983.
I 1988 tog N. M. Schaiffel-Nielsen og hans hustru til Brisbane i Australien og besøgte
Tom Noon.

Se også Ole Tillan og propelbladet.

Tom William Noon with a propeller blade from LAN PB292, photo from about 1985.

He and Pilot Keith George Tennent, who perished at Høgsholt, joined up in 1941.
They had seen a recruiting film in Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia.
On 23 December 1941 they reported for duty at No. 5 Elementary Flying School,
Narromane, New South Wales, Australia.

They paid the highest price by N. M. Schaiffel-Nielsen has more about the two airmen.
Tom Noon has told a number of details about their work in the Royal Australian Air Force.
N. M. Schaiffel-Nielsen got to know him in 1983.
In 1988 N. M. Schaiffel-Nielsen and his wife went to Brisbane, Australia to visit Tom Noon.

In 1993 Tom Noon - 426668 Noon, Thomas William Joseph (Flight Lieutenant)
was interviewed by Ken Llewellyn of the Australian War Memorial.