The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view across Plymouth Sound where two RAAF Sunderland Flying Boats of No.10 Squadron may be seen at anchor, where the squadron was based.
PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. 1944-09. THE GERMAN HOSPITAL SHIP "ROSTOCK" PHOTOGRAPHED AT ANCHOR IN PLYMOUTH SOUND AFTER BEING INTERCEPTED AT SEA BY SHORT SUNDERLAND FLYING BOAT W/10 OF NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF AND C
PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. 1944-09. THE GERMAN HOSPITAL SHIP "ROSTOCK" PHOTOGRAPHED AT ANCHOR IN PLYMOUTH SOUND AFTER BEING INTERCEPTED AT SEA BY SHORT SUNDERLAND FLYING BOAT W/10 OF NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF AND C
The Royal Australian Airforce provided a coastal command base in Plymouth Harbour for the Short Sunderland flying boats. This is a view from the RAAF base of the harbour with a Sunderland in the wate
AN AERIAL VIEW OF PLYMOUTH SOUND, WITH MOUNT BATTEN IN THE FOREGROUND, TAKEN FROM A SUNDERLAND OF NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF IN 1940. SOME NO 10 SQUADRON SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT CAN BE SEEN AT THEIR MOORINGS ARO
PLYMOUTH SOUND, UNITED KINGDOM. 1944-09-16. THE GERMAN HOSPITAL SHIP ROSTOCK AT ANCHOR. THE SHIP HAD BEEN INTERCEPTED THAT MORNING BY A SUNDERLAND OF NO. 10 SQUADRON, RAAF, PILOTED BY FLIGHT LIEUTENAN
AN AERIAL VIEW OF PLYMOUTH SOUND, WITH MOUNT BATTEN IN THE FOREGROUND, TAKEN FROM A SUNDERLAND OF NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF IN 1940. TWO OTHER SUNDERLANDS CAN BE SEEN AT THEIR MOORINGS. THE CRUISER, HMS NEW
