The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RATHMINES, NSW. 1943. CATALINAS FROM NO. 3 OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT ON A FORMATION FLYING EXERCISE. PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS THE SEAPLANE TRAINING FLIGHT, THIS UNIT PROVIDED THE FINAL TRAINING FOR THE CREWS OF NOS. 11, 20, 42 AND 43 SQUADRONS IN THE MULTIPLE TASKS OF LONG-RANGE RECONNAISSANCE, SUPPLY-DROPPING, BOMBING, AND MINELAYING. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL HISTORY VOLUME: RAAF 1939-42, PAGE 499). (RAAF PA669).
DILOR RIVER, PORTUGUESE TIMOR. 1943-03-07. NO. 13 SQUADRON RAAF DROPPING SUPPLIES TO AN ALLIED INTELLIGENCE BUREAU PARTY. FOUR OF THE SIX PACKAGES CAN BE SEEN NEAR THE GROUND SIGNAL T WHICH INDICATED
BURMA. 1942-10-20. LOW LEVEL ATTACKS BY RAF BLENHEIM SQUADRONS. AN AIRCRAFT FROM NO. 34 SQUADRON IS COMING INTO BOMB A GROUND TARGET. SOME RAAF MEN SERVED WITH THIS SQUADRON. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN
NEW GUINEA. AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE COUNTRY BETWEEN OIVI AND MYOLA LAKES, NEAR KOKODA. THE ROUGH TERRAIN AND UNSTABLE AIR CONDITIONS PRESENTED HAZARDS FOR LOW FLYING, AND THE THICKNESS AND SAMENESS O
AUSTRALIA. C.1940. RAAF EMPIRE AIR TRAINING SCHEME SCHOOL FOR NAVIGATORS. TRAINEES ARE BEING INSTRUCTED ON HOW TO CORRECT A COMPASS FOR ERROR. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL HISTORY VOLUME: RAAF 1
AMBON. 1943-01-21. BOMBS STRADDLING A JAPANESE CRUISER. THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN BY NO. 1 PHOTOGRAPHIC RECONNAISSANCE UNIT AT 7,500 FEET. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL HISTORY VOLUME: RAAF 1939-4
PORT STEPHENS, NSW. 1938-10-07. FIRING AN 18 POUNDER GUN DURING A NIGHT EXERCISE BY THE 1ST FIELD BRIGADE. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL HISTORY VOLUME: THE FINAL CAMPAIGNS PAGE 19).
