The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
One of the ground crew of No. 215 Squadron, Royal Air Force can be seen working on the outer motor of the starboard wing of a Liberator bomber after its return from an operational flight over Burma in December 1944.
Fitters checking up on a B-24 Liberator bomber on the morning after the bomber's return from an operational flight over Burma, possibly No 159 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, Digri, India.
Papers describing movements of `C Flight' 159 Squadron, involved with special duties such as intelligence gathering. Includes account of final flight of Liberator BZ938 over Burma in January 1945, dis
Official war artist William Dargie was stationed with the 159 Squadron RAF, then based in Digri, India, in late December 1944. He wrote of this drawing: 'This is the Emerson electrically operated pow
Loading bombs onto a Royal Air Force Avro Lancaster bomber for Bomber Command. Aircraft has protective cover over starboard wheel. Seen in the foreground are two loose bombs and a pair of universal bo
Liberator aircraft with some palms and remains of aircraft wing in foreground. Accentuating the obscure forms of the aircraft and wing to sinister effect, the painting exhibits a surrealist quality.
Depicts a number of men working on a B24 Liberator bomber of the USAF during the Second World War. The B-24 Liberator was produced in larger numbers than any other American aircraft during the Second