The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Flying Walter Hogg, No 3 Squadron, RAAF, who was later shot down after an attack on Rimine on the Northern Adriatic coast of Italy.
The subject of this painting, Flying Officer Walter Hogg, No 3 Squadron RAAF, went missing over Italy, and was a POW during the war. Here he is depicted adjusting his helmet while sitting in a Curtiss
Malta. July 1943. Informal portrait of 61180 Flight Sergeant Arthur H. Collier, No. 3 (Kittyhawk) Squadron RAAF of NSW, who was later shot down over Italy in September 1943, but returned to his squadr
Fano, Italy. c. February 1945. Two days after having been shot up by ack-ack in northern Italy, 425749 Flying Officer I. G. S. Purssey of Clayfield, Qld, a member of No. 3 Squadron RAAF, had to crash
Cervia, Italy. c. 1945. Informal portrait of Flying Officer (Bingo) Burton of Eastwood, NSW, a pilot of No. 3 Squadron RAAF in Northern Italy. This squadron is giving valuable support to the Eighth Ar
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.
Depicts a portrait of 420284 Flying Officer Harry Shipley, an experienced pilot of No 3 Sqdn RAAF. The squadron was operating south of Rome on one occasion when Shiply called up on the Radio Telephone
