The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait depicting Corporal L E Ward, Marine Section, RAAF, at the controls of air-sea rescue boat, Rose Bay, New South Wales.
Bootless Bay; air-sea rescue, launch; 45 Operational Base Unit, Air-Sea Rescue Unit; l-r: Flying A J Filear, Commanding RAAF Flying Boat Base and Marine Section, Sergeant G J Bell, coxswain of crash b
The Marine Station at this section of the Royal Australian Air Force controls the air-sea rescue work. With its towers, wharves, boats, etc, it lends itself to picturesque treatment.
This crash boat was the Air-Sea Rescue craft of Royal Australian Air Force Marine Section, Port Moresby. Over a period of six months the unit had saved many people within a radius of 63 kilometres of
JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-21. THE RAN AIR-SEA RESCUE LAUNCH (502) LAURIANA AT ANCHOR IN THE BAY. THIS RAN SECTION IS UNDER THE COMMAND OF THE RAAF.
This work depicts a section of the Qantas hangar at Rose Bay, Sydney. Workers are assembling an amphibious Supermarine Seagull V biplane used for reconnaissance, sea rescue and training.
SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES. 1945-04-05. PERSONNEL IN THE TORPEDO FACTORY AT NEUTRAL BAY TESTING THE MONOPLANE AIR RUDDER FOR AN AIRCRAFT TORPEDO. THIS TAIL CONTROLS THE TORPEDO WHILST IN THE AIR AND IT I
