Royal Australian Air Force air-sea rescue launch at sea
Art ART92436 Second World War, 1939-1945Depicts a Torres Strait Island church plane on a Royal Australian Air Force air-sea rescue launch at sea.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Air-sea rescue crash boat, Tarakan.
Depicts a Torres Strait Island church plane on a Royal Australian Air Force air-sea rescue launch at sea.
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
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

Four RAAF nursing sisters and three male medical orderlies from the RAAF hospital, Butterworth Malaya, participated in a realistic exercise in air-sea rescue as part of their training. Using a crash l
This painting depicts a "spotter" plane dropping a message to a RAAF Air Sea Rescue Launch carrying out a rescue in an inland Papuan river. A plant with colourful red flowers appears down the right ed
AWM64 3/4 - [RAAF formation and unit records:] Operations Record Book of No's 111 Air Sea Rescue Unit 13/12/1944 - 24/12/1946; 112 Air Sea Rescue Unit 17/9/1945 - 4/10/1945; 113 Air Sea Rescue Unit 1