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LOCKHEED VENTURA WITH AMERICAN MARKINGS H-125 (U.S. NAVY). DEVELOPMENT OF THE LOCKHEED HUDSON; NO. 13 SQUADRON WAS ONLY RAAF UNIT WHICH FLEW THIS TYPE IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA AND NEI AND BORNEO. NO. 459 RAAF SQUADRON FLEW THEM IN EGYPT AND PALESTINE, AND NO. 464 RAAF SQUADRON FLEW THEM IN U.K. AND EUROPE BEFORE BEING RE-EQUIPPED WITH MOSQUITOS.
A Lockheed Ventura from 13 Squadron, RAAF, at Fairbairn airfield. After service with Lockheed Hudsons on Ambon and Namlea, 13 Squadron was made non-operational in April 1943 and moved to Fairbairn air
A Lockheed Ventura from 13 Squadron, RAAF, in a hangar at Fairbairn airfield. After service with Lockheed Hudsons on Ambon and Namlea, 13 Squadron was made non-operational in April 1943 and moved to F
Gambut, Cyrenaica, Libya. c. February 1944. Aircrew members of No. 459 Squadron RAAF at work in a Lockheed Ventura aircraft while on operation over the Mediterranean.
Gambut, Cyrenaica, Libya. c. February 1944. Aircrew members of No. 459 Squadron RAAF at work in a Lockheed Ventura aircraft while on operation over the Mediterranean.
Gambut, Cyrenaica, Libya. c. February 1944. A navigator of No. 459 Squadron RAAF in a Lockheed Ventura aircraft plotting the course while on operation over the Mediterranean.
Gambut, Cyrenaica, Libya. c. February 1944. Observer of No. 459 Squadron RAAF in a Lockheed Ventura aircraft looking through his binoculars while on operation over the Mediterranean.
