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RAAF PILOTS WHO FOUGHT JAPANESE ZERO FIGHTER PLANES AND STRAFED LANDING PARTIES AT MILNE BAY. IDENTIFIED LEFT TO RIGHT:PILOT- 404355 OFFICER ROY GORDON RIDDEL, FLIGHT-LIEUTENANT J. W. PIPER, (BOTH OF 75 SQUADRON RAAF). PILOT- OFFICER G. H. SHIELLS, AND PILOT- OFFICER B. D. WATSON.
FIGHTER PILOTS OF THE RAAF STANDING BY AT THEIR AIRFIELD. IDENTIFIED, LEFT TO RIGHT: PILOT OFFICER BRUCE BROWN; SQUADRON LEADER L. JACKSON, 75 SQUADRON; FLIGHT LIEUTENANT V. SULLIVAN, 76 SQUADRON; FLI
FLYING OFFICER B. D. WATSON, (LEFT) AND SERGEANT ROY GORDON RIDDEL, SERVING WITH 75 FIGHTER SQUADRON RAAF IN NEW GUINEA.
Informal group portrait of RAAF airmen of No. 75 Squadron sitting on top of a dugout awaiting an action against the Japanese. Identified, left to right: 404103 Flight Officer (FO) Richard (Dick) Tweed
Townsville, Qld. 1945-07-27. Portrait of 404355 Flight Lieutenant Roy Gordon Riddel of Galloways Hill, Qld, Mustang P51-K aircraft pilot of No. 84 Squadron RAAF, based at Ross River airfield.
Four pilots of No.75 Fighter Squadron RAAF going out on a strafing raid. They are seen here walking to their P-40E Kittyhawk fighters along the distinctive Pierced Steel Plating (PSP) aka 'marston mat
MILNE BAY, PAPUA. 1942-09. "BELLY" OR SPARE, PETROL TANKS OF JAPANESE ZERO FIGHTER PLANES LANDED BY THE JAPS IN THEIR ABORTIVE LANDING AT MILNE BAY.
