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DARWIN, NT. 1943-06-23. B24 LIBERATOR BOMBER (SERIAL NO. 41-24248) OF THE 38TH BOMBARDMENT GROUP, UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE, LANDS AT DARWIN AERODROME AFTER AN OPERATIONAL FLIGHT. IT WAS DESTROYED IN A CRASH LANDING 1943-08-25, WHEN FOUR USAAF MEN WERE KILLED.
Darwin, NT. c. 1944. A United States Army Air Force (USAAF) recovery team removing useable parts from a crashed USAAF B-24D Liberator heavy bomber. They have already removed three of the four engines,
POMELAA, CELEBES. 1943-08-21. JAPANESE BARRACKS UNDER AIR ATTACK BY LIBERATOR BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF 380TH BOMBARDMENT GROUP, UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE.
POMELAA, CELEBES. 1943-08-21. JAPANESE BARRACKS ON FIRE AFTER AIR ATTACKS BY LIBERATOR BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF 380TH BOMBARDMENT GROUP UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE.
Darwin, NT. 1945-06. 118780 Leading Aircraftman E. J. Incigner of Richmond, Vic and 115943 Corporal J. E. McClure of Westward Downs via Broken Hill, NSW, using a 'B24' cowl flap gauge on a Liberator b
DARWIN, NT. 1943-06-22. UNITED STATES "LIBERATOR" AIRCRAFT WHICH LIMPED BACK TO DARWIN AERODROME AFTER BEING SHOT UP BY THE JAPANESE OVER THE ISLANDS NORTH OF AUSTRALIA. CREW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK
POMELAA, CELEBES. 1943-08-21. AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF DAMAGED JAPANESE BARRACKS AFTER AN AIR ATTACK BY LIBERATOR BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 380 BOMBARDMENT GROUP UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE.
