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NORTH QUEENSLAND. C. 1942. P-40E KITTYHAWK A29-85 (Y-WURRY) OF NO. 76 SQUADRON RAAF. THE PERSONAL P40 AIRCRAFT OF SQUADRON LEADER TRUSCOTT, DAMAGED NEAR TOWNSVILLE. (D. BRAUND COLLECTION)
BAY OF BISCAY. 1943-05-29. SUNDERLAND T9114-E OF NO 461 SQUADRON RAAF, UNDER TOW BY THE FRENCH DESTROYER 'LA COMBATTANTE'. THE AIRCRAFT HAD LANDED TO PICK UP SIXTEEN SURVIVORS FROM TWO OTHER AIRCRAFT
NORTH QUEENSLAND. C. 1942. CLOSE UP OF DAMAGE SUSTAINED BY SQUADRON LEADER BLUEY TRUSCOTT'S P-40E FIGHTER AIRCRAFT DURING GUNNERY PRACTICE NEAR TOWNSVILLE. (D. BRAUND COLLECTION)
A No. 76 Squadron RAAF P-40E Kittyhawk at dispersal, Milne Bay. (D. BRAUND COLLECTION)
FIRST 76 SQUADRON P-40E KITTYHAWK TO BE PAINTED WITH THE DISTINCTIVE SHARKMOUTH MARKING. (D. BRAUND COLLECTION)
THIS 76 SQUADRON P-40E KITTYHAWK AIRCRAFT (CODED Q2) WAS BEING PILOTED BY FRANKIE GROVNER WHEN IT WAS SHOT DOWN OVER MILNE BAY. (D. BRAUND COLLECTION).
76 SQUADRON GROUND PERSONNEL IN FRONT OF A P-40E KITTYHAWK WITH NOSE ART. LEFT TO RIGHT: KENNY BAIRD, WALLY BELL, AND 44378 LAC DOUG BRAUND (FOREGROUND). BRAUND WAS A FLIGHT RIGGER SERVING WITH 76 SQU
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA, 1942. THE P-40E KITTYHAWK (Q2) AIRCRAFT FLOWN BY FLYING OFFICER FRANK GROSVENOR, NO 76 SQUADRON RAAF, CRASHED IN THE JUNGLE AFTER HE WAS SHOT DOWN OVER MILNE BAY. FLYING OFFICER
