The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Dutch woman tends with great care the graves of the crew of Lancaster bomber (PB255) from RAAF 460 Squadron which crashed and exploded on impact at Oostelbeers, Holland on the night of 24 December, 1944. The remains of the crew (six RAAF and one RAF) buried in a common grave in the local Roman Catholic churchyard in Oostelbeers include: 420763 Flying Officer (FO) Michael Carleton Skarrat (Pilot); 430773 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Robert John Dickie (Navigator); 437237 FO John Michael Ward (Bomb Aimer); 30953 Flt Sgt Cyril Keith Deed (Mid Upper Gunner); 433717 Flt Sgt Graham Fowler Day (Rear Gunner); 434335 Flt Sgt Russell Ian Stewart (Wireless Operator, Air) and 923554 Sergeant Thomas Charles Newman (Flight Engineer, RAF). Oostelbeers is located 13 kilometers north-west of Eindhoven, Holland. Donor: A.H.Day
Group portrait of a Lancaster aircraft crew of No. 44 Squadron RAF. Left to right, back row: 1816835 Sergeant (Sgt) E. R. Scott RAF, Mid Upper Gunner from Nottinghamshire, England; 1852931 Sgt Roy Cla
Yorkshire, England. c 1943. Informal group portrait of the crew and ground staff of No. 10 (Halifax) Squadron RAF standing in front of a Halifax Mk III aircraft, O - Oboe. Back row, left to right: Fli
Group portrait of crew of G George, of No. 86 (Liberator) Squadron, RAF, Coastal Command, taken in front of their aircraft. This crew took part in an action on 5 May 1945 where German U-boat U534, a t
RAF Station Binbrook, Lincolnshire, England. May 1944. Group portrait of the crew of Lancaster bomber "G" for George (W4783) of No. 460 Squadron RAAF. Flying Officer Critchley, and probably all this c
Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) David Miller's crew in front of their Consolidated B-24L Liberator, 23 Squadron, 82 Wing, RAAF. Identified from left, standing: Warrant Officer (WO) R C Chapman, Wireless Air
Group portrait of the crew of pilot of 403727 William Edmund ‘Ted’ Eagleton, No. 466 Squadron RAAF. Identified, left to right, back row: Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Hughes DFC, wireless operator; Flyin
