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DARWIN, NT. 1943-06-22. ONE OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE INSTRUMENT SECTION IS THE MAINTENANCE OF THE OXYGEN BOTTLES WHICH ARE FITTED TO ALL AIRCRAFT. PHOTOGRAPH OF INSTRUMENT SECTION OF NO. 54 SQUADRON, ROYAL AIR FORCE, SHOWING 76310 AIRCRAFTMAN (I) R. A. WARDLAW, OF THE RAAF, FILLING OXYGEN BOTTLES.
DARWIN, NT. 1943-06-22. 1147350 FLIGHT-SERGEANT S. C. J. LAUNDY (IN COCKPIT), OF NO. 54 SQUADRON RAF, CONNECTING RADIO AND OXYGEN EQUIPMENT IN THE COCKPIT OF HIS "SPITFIRE" AIRCRAFT. SHOWN: 1552340 LE
DARWIN NT. 1943-06-22. 45339 LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN R. E. CLARKE OF NO. 54 SQUADRON, RAF, IS SEEN OPERATING HIGH FREQUENCY RADIO EQUIPMENT.
BATCHELOR, N.T. 1942-10-28. IF THERE IS A POSSIBILITY OF HAVING TO DO ANY HIGH FLYING DURING AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT, OXYGEN BOTTLES ARE CARRIED IN THE PLANE. PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS MEMBERS OF THE INSTRUMENT
DARWIN, NT. 1943-06-22. COMMANDING OFFICER, NO. 54 SQUADRON, ROYAL AIR FORCE, SQUADRON LEADER E. M. GIBBS'S AIRCRAFT BEING RUN BACK INTO ITS CAMOUFLAGED BAY.
DARWIN, NT. 1943-06-22. 1147350 FLIGHT SERGEANT S. C. J. LAUNDY (LEFT), OF 54 SQUADRON, RAF, CHECKING HIS RADIO AND OXYGEN GEAR. ALSO SEEN ARE:- 359694 SERGEANT A. DONALDSON (CENTRE); 657289 SERGEANT
DARWIN NT. 1943-06-22. SPITFIRE AIRCRAFT OF NO. 54 SQUADRON RAF, BEING REFUELLED FROM A RAAF TANKER.
