The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
l-r: Sergeant Mossop, Wireless rear-gunner, Sergeant Firth, wireless air-gunner, Sergeant Madin, observer/ navigator/ bomb aimer, 250813 Flight Lieutenant (later Squadron Leader, DFC) Ian A McCombe, pilot and captain, and Flight Sergeant Baker, NCO in charge of maintenance; rear half of Lockheed Hudson bomber.
England. 1944-08-16. The crew which holds the record for number of sorties for any crew of Bomber Command. Left to right: Flight Lieutenant L. H. Lawton DFC, RAAF of Renmark, SA, bomb aimer, 70 sortie
Group portrait of the crew of pilot of 403727 William Edmund ‘Ted’ Eagleton, No. 466 Squadron RAAF. Identified, left to right, back row: Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Hughes DFC, wireless operator; Flyin
Group portrait of the crew of pilot 403727 Acting Squadron Leader William ‘Ted’ Edmund Eagleton, 466 Squadron RAAF, posed in front of an aircraft with Donald Duck nose art. Identified left to right:
The crew members of a 466 Squadron Halifax stationed at Driffield; left to right top to bottom: Jack Venning DFC, rear gunner, Flying Officer Colin J Challis DFC, mid upper gunner, Flying Officer Jack
The first crew of 403727 Warrant Officer William Edmund ‘Ted’ Eagleton, No. 466 Squadron RAAF, at 1658 Conversion Unit during their conversion training from Wellington bomber aircraft to Halifax II ai
Binbrook, Lincolnshire, England. December 1943. "G for George" the Avro Lancaster Heavy Bomber of No. 460 Squadron RAAF, with the air and ground crews. Left to right: Unidentified ground crew member;
