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Art ART23481 Second World War, 1939-1945One of No.3 Squadron transport driver (unidentified) in cabin of truck. Internally many of the trucks still retained their buff-coloured camouflage from the Desert Campaign.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Merlin-engined Kittyhawk (or Warhawk) of 3 Squadron in a dispersal bay, Vasto, Italy, March 1944. This aircraft still retained the buff and brown camouflage of the western desert.
One of No.3 Squadron transport driver (unidentified) in cabin of truck. Internally many of the trucks still retained their buff-coloured camouflage from the Desert Campaign.
"Laurie Coolahan in the snow near Vasto Italy". Image from the collection of 411071 Alexander Macdonald, 3 Squadron RAAF.

No. 3 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, and other Kittywhawk Squadrons were camped in a line of sand dunes behind a beach on the Adriatic Coast, south of Vasto, Italy.

Agnone, Sicily, Italy. c. 1943. Pilots of the Desert Harassers No. 450 (Kittyhawk) Squadron RAAF, are being transported to or from their aircraft by motor truck. The reason being for this is because t

Flight mechanics and riggers have the cowling off a Kittyhawk and are working on the motor. The pilots often took an interest in their own aircraft and helped the ground staff by cleaning the perspex

Jesi, Italy. c. September 1944. Informal portrait of 68267 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) H. F. Knight BEM of Woollahra, NSW, a fitter with No. 3 (Mustang) Squadron RAAF in Italy. On 3 June 1944 LAC Knight
