Navigator in Catalina (Flying Officer William Lynch)
Art ART23166 Second World War, 1939-1945Depicts 410994 Flying William Eric Lynch in the navigator's compartment of the Catalina flying boat from the Royal Australian Air Force, No 205 Squadron.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This work depicts a Catalina flying boat undergoing minor repairs at the Royal Australian Air Force Depot at Rose Bay, Sydney. This particular aircraft was manned by Royal Netherlands East Indies personnel.
Depicts 410994 Flying William Eric Lynch in the navigator's compartment of the Catalina flying boat from the Royal Australian Air Force, No 205 Squadron.

Watercolour sketch of activities at the Catalina flying boat base in Port Moresby. Two men stand on the jetty undertaking some repairs, while other aircraft are already up in the sky. Dargie noted,

Study for the later work on paper "Airport at night" in Rose Bay, New South Wales. Depicts a nighttime scene of the people at work at an airport. Flood lights pours out of the hangar illuminating the

View of Koepang Bay from a Consolidated Catalina flying boat from Royal Australian Air Force, No 43 Squadron; on the day after Japanese in Timor had surrendered. Vessels conveying Australian occupati

Showing a Catalina Flying Boat of the Royal Australian Air Force on patrol over the Pacific Ocean off Sydney. A vessel can be seen through a break in the clouds.

Showing personnel of the Royal Australian Air Force stationed at the Catalina flying boat base at Trinity Inlet, relaxing during the day. They were operating nightly over New Guinea.