The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Waddington, Lincolnshire, England circa August 1944. Leading Aircraftsman (LAC) North, instrument repairer, in the cockpit of Lancaster of No. 463 Sqn RAAF. Ground crew refuelling aircraft. Nose art featuring ballot paper insignia "Vote for Joe". Corporal (Cpl) Lyle Hale and LAC Wann working on main plane. LAC Wann watching engine start up. Lancaster "S' for Sugar refuelling. "S" for Sugar bomb trolley in foreground. "S" for Sugar reving up. Testing gun turret. Placing releases on bombs. WAAF tractor driver bringing up bombs. Bombing up "X" for Extra; bombing crew are Corporal Lyle Hale, Flight Sergeant Ron Hancock, Sgt MacInnes and others unidentified. Bombing up. Refuelling "S" for Sugar. Cleaning perspex nose. Bomb bay full. Pilot Officer Heaton RNZAF the armament officer and Cpl Hale check the load. "X" for Extra towed into dispersal. "X" for Extra's crew emplaning for operational flight at dusk. Night take offs for raid on Germany.
Phan Rang, South Vietnam 25 May 1971. [Roll 1] Shows RAAF and No 2 Squadron sign outside of headquarters. RAAF flag outside of headquarters. Armament crew hooking bombs to crane at bomb dump. Crane sw
Singapore shopping area, Tanglin Gardens, river boats in central Singapore area, Anglican church, shopkeepers in city area and children in street. Causeway to Johore, Johore market and Sultan's Palace
Ten inch bamboo slide rule with a two part hardboard case. It has an inch scale side ruler, over-range scale extensions, framed perspex cursor, reversible slide with three additional scales and a rear
Activities of 3 Squadron RAAF in the Western Desert, North Africa, Sicily and Italy 1942-1945. Department of Information photographers Frank Hurley and Alan Anderson? unidentified walking to photograp
Western desert, North Africa circa 1941-1942, long shot of tent and parked P-40 Kittyhawk of No. 450 Squadron RAAF in background. Three shots of P-40s preparing to take off from desert airfield. Groun
Four engined heavy bomber. This example, serial number W4783, was originally powered by four Rolls-Royce Merlin XX 12 cylinder liquid-cooled engines, with a single stage centrifugal supercharger, but
