The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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; unidentified; 412914 Pilot Officer R. C. Coveny RAAF, Wireless Operator and Air Gunner; Flight Sergeant Harry Tickle RAAF, Non Commissioned Officer in Charge of the aircraft; Sergeant L. Regan RAF, Flight Engineer; Warrant Officer H. G. Carter RAAF, Pilot; unidentified; Corporal J. Nuttall RAAF, Second in Charge, Ground Crew; Flight Sergeant K. Harris RAAF, Bomb Aimer; 421030 Flying Officer G. Peters RAAF, Navigator; Flying Officer J. Howarth DFM RAF, Mid Upper Gunner; Warrant Officer F. G. Brown RAAF, Rear Gunner. The other air crew member was in hospital when this photograph was taken. This aircraft is part of the Australian War Memorial's collection.
Female intelligence officer at the Royal Air Force Station receiving a report from members of the crew of G George, Avro Lancaster of 460 Squadron RAAF, after an attack on Berlin, Germany 26 November
Yorkshire, England. c 1943. Informal group portrait of the crew and ground staff of No. 10 (Halifax) Squadron RAF standing in front of a Halifax Mk III aircraft, O - Oboe. Back row, left to right: Fli
RAF Station Binbrook, Lincolnshire, England. May 1944. Group portrait of the crew of Lancaster bomber "G" for George (W4783) of No. 460 Squadron RAAF. Flying Officer Critchley, and probably all this c
BINBROOK, ENGLAND. 1945-06. THE CREW OF LANCASTER BOMBER "F" FOR FREDDIE, 460 SQUADRON RAAF. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: FLIGHT SERGEANT DON DYSON (REAR GUNNER); FLYING OFFICER WES BETTS (NAVIGATOR); FLI
Framed informal group portrait of R Rogers crew and ground staff, taken after the aircraft 75th operational flight. Identified on reverse, standing (left to right): unidentified (wireless operator); B
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
