The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BALLYKELLY, IRELAND, C. 1944-06. GROUP PORTRAIT OF A LIBERATOR BOMBER CREW, INCLUDING MEMBERS OF THE RAAF WITH RAF COASTAL COMMAND. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: FLIGHT SERGEANTS (SGT) (WIRELESS OPERATOR AIR GUNNERS) E.W. (BILL) BLANCHARD OF CHATSWOOD, NSW; JOHN JENKINS OF NEWCASTLE NSW; RAY ROGAN OF SYDNEY, NSW; WARRANT OFFICER DON MAY (CO-NAVIGATOR) OF BRISBANE, QLD; PADDY MCROBERT (RAF) OF NORTHERN IRELAND; FRONT ROW: FLYING OFFICERS FRANK FORD (WIRELESS OPERATOR AIR GUNNER) OF MANLY, NSW; LEE - (CO-PILOT, RAF); C.G. PFEIFFER (CAPTAIN) OF HORNSBY, NSW; HARRY MUNT (NAVIGATOR) OF ADELAIDE, SA.
BALLYKELLY, IRELAND, C. 1944-09. CREW OF A NO 120 SQUADRON RAF COASTAL COMMAND LIBERATOR IN FRONT OF THEIR AIRCRAFT. NOTE THE RADAR ANTENNA FOR THE MK 2 RADAR ON THE NOSE, USED FOR LOCATING ENEMY SHIP
England. c August 1944. The crew of No. 53 (Liberator) Squadron RAF. There are six different nationalities in this crew. Identified, back row, left to right: Flight Sergeant Ray J. Compton, Second Nav
India. C. 1944-08. The crew of the Liberator "Winnie" standing beside the aircraft badge, a caricature of Mr Churchill. They are, left to right: Flying Officer Ken Alcorn of Perth, WA, captain (in pil
Group portrait of an Air Crew of 578 Squadron, RAF, in front of a Halifax bomber aircraft. Identified, left to right, back row: Sergeant (Sgt) Johnny Cowell DFM, Mid Upper Gunner, RAF; Philip (Wally)
CHIPPING WARDEN, ENGLAND. 1943-07. GROUP PORTRAIT OF MEMBERS OF NO. 12 OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT, RAF, WHERE FLIGHT CREWS WERE FORMED. BACK ROW: FAR LEFT: DAVID MACDONALD (DON) CRUDEN (NAVIGATOR) RAAF
Group portrait of a crew of 53 Squadron, RAF, of Coastal Command (three members are missing). Identified, left to right, back row: 426536 Warrant Officer Patrick Bernard (Pat) Buckley, RAAF, Wireless
