The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
DOUGLAS BOSTON (A-20) AIRCRAFT OF NO. 22 SQUADRON RAAF IN SOUTH WEST PACIFIC AREA. NO. 22 WAS THE ONLY AUSTRALIAN SQUADRON WHICH WAS EQUIPPED WITH THIS TYPE. IT WAS LATER REEQUIPPED WITH BEAUFIGHTERS AFTER MOST OF ITS BOSTONS WERE CAUGHT ON GROUND, AT NIGHT, BY JAPANESE BOMBING AT MOROTAI.
DOUGLAS A-20 (BOSTON) NO SERIALS VISIBLE; POSSIBLY BEFORE ISSUE TO NO. 22 SQUADRON RAAF (THE ONLY AUSTRALIAN UNIT WHICH FLEW THE TYPE). TYPE WAS A28 - IN RAAF INVENTORY, TOTAL OF 69 TAKEN ON CHARGE.
MOROTAI, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES? C NOVEMBER 1945. A20 DOUGLAS BOSTON AIRCRAFT A28-66 (H) OF NO. 22 SQUADRON RAAF.
RAF Fighter Command Operations film No. F7 of a bombing raid by Douglas Boston twin engine attack aircraft on Abbeville airfield German occupied France. Opening titles "Boston high level height eleven
NO 22 (GROUND ATTACK) SQUADRON. GROUND STAFF AND AIRCREWS IN FRONT OF A20G BOSTON (DOUGLAS). COMMANDING OFFICER IS WING COMMANDER COLIN WOODMAN. (DONOR GEORGE DICK)
DOUGLAS BOSTON AIRCRAFT OF NO. 22 SQUADRON RAAF, IN NEW GUINEA AREA. IT IS WIDELY ACCEPTED THAT BOSTON CLOSEST TO CAMERA WAS FLOWN BY 250748, THE LATE FLIGHT LIEUTENANT W.E. NEWTON, POSTHUMOUSLY AWARD
Newspaper portrait of 408648 Pilot Officer (Plt Off) Terence John Gawne of Melbourne, Vic. Enlisting in the RAAF in May 1941, Plt Off Gawne served in the Pacific Campaign and flew A20 Boston bombers w
