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BATCHELOR, N.T. 1942-10-28. IF THERE IS A POSSIBILITY OF HAVING TO DO ANY HIGH FLYING DURING AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT, OXYGEN BOTTLES ARE CARRIED IN THE PLANE. PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS MEMBERS OF THE INSTRUMENT SECTION, NO. 2 SQUADRON RAAF FILLING OXYGEN BOTTLES.
BATCHELOR, N.T. 1942-10-28. WHEN ENGAGED ON LONG FLIGHTS EXTRA FUEL TANKS HAVE TO BE CARRIED IN THE PLANES. AS THE RISK OF FIRE, DUE TO THE PRESENCE OF THE EXTRA TANKS, IS FAIRLY GREAT THEY ARE FILLED
BATCHELOR, N.T. 1942-10-28. GENERAL VIEW OF THE INSTRUMENT SECTION WORKSHOP, NO. 2 SQUADRON RAAF.
DARWIN, NT. 1943-06-22. ONE OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE INSTRUMENT SECTION IS THE MAINTENANCE OF THE OXYGEN BOTTLES WHICH ARE FITTED TO ALL AIRCRAFT. PHOTOGRAPH OF INSTRUMENT SECTION OF NO. 54 SQUADRON, R
BATCHELOR, N.T. 1942-10-28. LOCKHEED HUDSON BOMBER OF NO. 2 SQUADRON RAAF WARMING UP IN THE DISPERSAL "INSERT" BEFORE LEAVING ON AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT.
BATCHELOR, N.T. AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-28. VIEW OF PLANES THAT HAVE BEEN WRECKED IN AND AROUND THE BATCHELOR AREA WHEN TAKING OFF ON OR RETURNING FROM OPERATIONAL FLIGHTS.
BATCHELOR, N.T. AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-28. VIEW OF PLANES THAT HAVE BEEN WRECKED IN AND AROUND THE BATCHELOR AREA WHEN TAKING OFF ON OR RETURNING FROM OPERATIONAL FLIGHTS.
