The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lockheed Hudson bombers of No. 2 Squadron, RAAF, at the end of the runway prior to taking off on an operational flight. The Hudson aircraft in the foreground, (constructor's no 6422) is A16-161, which crashed on landing at No. 1 Operational Training Unit's Cressy facility in Victoria on 24 March 1945 and was converted to components.
At this operational base in the north, RAAF bomber crews flying American Lockheed Hudson light bombers prepare for an attack on Japanese bases in the Pacific. The pilot runs up an engine for checking
Members of No. 2 (Hudson) Squadron RAAF stand beside their aircraft having just returned from operations. Identified personnel are: Wing Commander J M Whyte, Commanding Officer (wearing a steel helmet
Assembly of Lockheed Hudsons at RAAF Station Richmond being undertaken by members of No 2 Aircraft Depot (2 AD), after being received in component form from America. Hudsons were also assembled at No
Two Mark 1 RAAF Lockheed Hudson aircraft from 1 Operational Training Unit (1 OTU) in flight, viewed from a third. The foreground Hudson, A16-34, carries a three-digit constructor's number (285) on its
Members of the crew and ground staff standing in front of a Lockheed Hudson bomber aircraft of No. 2 Squadron RAAF. Note the bombs ready to be loaded onto the aircraft. Leading Aircraftman Russell is
Thick plumes of smoke rising from the wreckage of a Lockheed Hudson A16-140 aircraft, observed by an ambulance crew, shortly after crash landing at West Sale RAAF Station on 26 February 1942. Flown by
