The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Shows a Catalina Flying Boat, bombed up, taking off from Port Moresby Harbour at 1700 hours to bomb Kavieng.
Consolidated Catalina flying boat taking off on a patrol which may mean twenty hours or more in the air over enemy territory. In a letter to Lieutenant Colonel John Treloar - Officer in Charge of the
Depicts unidentified men of the Australian Military Forces waiting to proceed on leave aboard a Consolidated Catalina flying boat at Port Moresby.
Watercolour sketch of activities at the Catalina flying boat base in Port Moresby. Two men stand on the jetty undertaking some repairs, while other aircraft are already up in the sky. Dargie noted,
Aircraft pictured taking off from Port Moresby, New Guinea in the evening to bomb Gasmata, New Britain.
A photograph of a Catalina Flying Boat of 43 Squadron taking off from East Arm, Northern Territory with two 1000lb mines under wing. 423947 Flight Lieutenant Richard (Dick) Udy was a wireless operator
Depicts Catalina aircraft on standby at the flying boat base, marine section, Port Moresby, New Guinea. The Catalina aircraft produced in the United States from 1935 over ten years is a twin-engine h