The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BUTTERWORTH, MALAYA, C. 1956. GROUND CREW SETTING THE FUSES ON 500 POUND GENERAL PURPOSE BOMBS (GPB) BEFORE BOMBING UP A NO. 2 SQUADRON RAAF GAF CANBERRA B20 BOMBER (NUMBER 243). (Previously accessioned as MAL1060)
BUTTERWORTH, MALAYA, LATE 1950S. TWO NO.2 SQUADRON RAAF FLYING CREW LEAVING THEIR GAF CANBERRA B20 BOMBER ON COMPLETION OF THEIR MISSION OVER MALAYA. LEFT TO RIGHT: PILOT OFFICER ALLAN HART OF KEW, VI
SINGAPORE, 1956-09-09. NO.6 SQUADRON RAAF WING COMMANDER H.D. MARSH, PILOT OF THE ONE OF THE TWO FIRST AUSTRALIAN GAF CANBERRA B20 BOMBERS TO VISIT SINGAPORE AND MALAYA, LEAVES HIS AIRCRAFT ON ARRIVAL
Aerial photograph of two 500-pound bombs falling away from a Canberra B20 light bomber of No. 2 Squadron RAAF during a bombing raid on a tract of dense jungle in the II Corps area. The pilot of the ai
MALAYA. C.1950. A NO 1 SQUADRON RAAF LINCOLN BOMBER ON A BOMBING MISSION OVER THE MALAY JUNGLE. THE BOMBS ARE DROPPED AFTER A TIMED RUN FROM AN IDENTIFIED FEATURE. THE VIEW THROUGH THE OPEN BOMB BAY D
LINCOLN BOMBER A73-33 OF NO 1 SQUADRON RAAF ON A BOMBING MISSION OVER THE MALAYAN JUNGLE. TWO 500 POUND BOMBS CAN BE SEEN FALLING FROM THE AIRCRAFT.
GOVERNMENT AIRCRAFT FACTORY (GAF) CANBERRA B-20 BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO 2 (BOMBER) SQUADRON RAAF IN FORMATION PRIOR TO LANDING AT BUTTERWORTH ON COMPLETION OF THE FERRY FLIGHT FROM AUSTRALIA.
