Perth / Sydney / Victoria / Southport / Melbourne / Adelaide / Lincoln / Townsville / /
Company
Australian Aero Club (South Australian Section) Ltd / History Group Member South Australian Aviation Museum Inc / /
Country
Solomon Islands / Australia / United Kingdom / /
Currency
GBP / /
Event
FDA Phase / Person Travel / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
North Road Cemetery / Albert Park aerodrome / Port Lincoln / Club House / North Adelaide Private Hospital / National Library of Australia / Parafield aerodrome / /
NaturalFeature
Gulf of Carpentaria / Pacific Islands / St Kilda Beach / Herne Bay / /
Organization
Royal Naval Air Service / British Royal Aero Club / I.E. McIntyre Memorial Fund / Club’s committee / Royal Air Force / Commonwealth Government / North Adelaide Private Hospital / Wing / Royal Australian Air Force / Royal Flying Corps / Australian Aero Club / Short Service commission / Clare / /
Person
Richard Williams / Frederick Haig / IVOR EWING MCINTYRE / Stanley (Jimmy) Goble / Stanley Bruce / Cirrus Moths / Les Trist / Oswald Watt / Fred Haig / Ivor McIntyre / IVOR EWING MCINTYRE CBE / Mike Milln / W.E. Gardner / Chas Schaedel / IVOR EWING MCINTYRE CBE AFC / /
Position
Captain / ground engineer / Prime Minister / permanent instructor / good pilot / Flying Officer / Lieutenant / Chief / author / King / Flight Sub-Lieutenant / Commander / pilot / Flight Lieutenant / lead pilot with Flight Sergeant Les Trist / Flight Sergeant / /
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AVIATION MUSEUM SIGNIFICANT AVIATOR PROFILES FLIGHT LIEUTENANT IVOR EWING MCINTYRE CBE AFC Ivor McIntyre was a Scot, but he was born in England at Herne Bay, Kent, on 6 October 1899.