The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LIBERATOR (B-24L), A72-92; BELIEVED AT OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT, TOCUMWAL (NSW).
Studio portrait of 403585 Flying Officer (FO) Kenneth John Hanson, 21 Squadron, of Killara, NSW. FO Hanson was a clerk at the Commonwealth Oil Refineries prior to enlisting in February 1941. He trai
Studio portrait of NX144 Major Arthur George Hanson, 2/1 Field Regiment, of Killara, NSW. He enlisted in the 7th Field Artilllery as a gunner in 1929, and was appointed a Lieutenant in the Australia
Informal group portrait which includes 10 of the 12 crew members of Liberator (B-24L) A72-92 which later crashed after being attacked by Japanese anti-aircraft fire over the Celebes, East Indies, on 2
LIBERATOR (B-24) BOMBERS IN VIC. FORMATION. BELIEVED RAAF, BASED AT OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT, TOCUMWAL (NSW). SERIAL NUMBERS NOT READABLE IN PHOTOGRAPH. DATE NOT KNOWN. NEAREST IS A72-75.
LIBERATOR B-24 J, RAAF OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT, TOCUMWAL (NSW). LOOKING UP UNDER A72-46. DATE UNKNOWN. NO CREW DETAILS.
TOCUMWAL, NSW. A CONSOLIDATED LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT, A72-75 OF (B) OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT RAAF, IN FLIGHT. (DONOR: C. A. LYNCH).
LIBERATOR (B-24) BOMBER, RAAF SERIAL A24-47, BELIEVED AT HEAVY BOMBER OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT, TOCUMWAL (NSW). NO SQUADRON LETTERS.
A pair of B-24 Liberators of 7 Operational Training Unit (7OTU) flying in a tight formation near Tocumwal, NSW. The two Liberators are B-24L (serial A72-75) in the foreground, with B-24J (serial numbe
B-24J LIBERATORS AT RAAF 7 OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT, TOCUMWAL (NSW), ONE SHOWN IS A72-35 (FORMERLY UNITED STATES ARMY 44-40408).
