Many Australians played their part in the War In Europe (WW2) and the 80 th Anniversary of the end of that war is a significant time to ref...

Friends of the Odd Bods Association  George V. Smith Award 2025 The Spirit of ANZAC Following is the award winning essay by Wesley student, ...

The Odd Bods ANZAC Day commemoration commenced on April 24th with the presentation of the George V.Smith Award at Wesley College in Glen Wav...

  The watch shown in our photo is a modern tribute to one of the most famous aviation events of WW2 and it has a very strong connection to a...

  Last Surviving Battle of Britain Pilot - The BBC have reported that the last surviving Battle of Britain Pilot, John "Paddy" Hem...

  Tug of War on the grounds of Raphael Centre Dehradun, Northern India At the Ryder-Cheshire Raphael Centre in Dehradun, India, we provide f...

Many Odd Bods experienced vivid memories of the day they pulled down the blackout curtains in their UK accomodation at the end of the war in...

  Art is art, even if it is made of knitting wool and this display has reached mammoth proportions in its depiction of the Battle of Normand...

Flying a jet powered medium bomber through an aircraft hangar is not for the faint hearted, and we can understand why this photo caused a st...

Remembrance Day celebrates the signing of the Armistice that ended the fighting with Germany in WW1 but has become a day to remember all who...

  The sight and sound of WW2 aircraft can have quite an impact, and if you get goosebumps listening to those powerful engines, we have a you...

Farewelling our veteran members has been an inevitable consequence of time since WW2, but on this occasion we are saying goodbye to a Commit...

  Continuing a long Odd Bods tradition, we now support 4 disabled students at the Ryder Cheshire, Raphael Centre, in Northern India. The cen...

  As world leaders gather for ceremonies on the anniversary of D-Day, it is time to reflect on the contribution of Odd Bods.  D-Day (6th Jun...