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PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. 1943-08-06. MEMBERS OF THE CREW "J" JOHNNY, A SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT OF NO. 10 SQUADRON RAAF BASED AT RAF STATION MOUNT BATTEN, LEFT TO RIGHT: 14611 SERGEANT (SGT) W. C. MOSER, COONAMBLE, NSW; 23629 SGT A. A. MCVINISH, BRISBANE, QLD; 26885 SGT B. W. SIMON, ADELAIDE, SA; 402705 FLIGHT SERGEANT J. W. GUY, GREENWICH, NSW, ON THEIR RETURN FROM A PATROL IN THE BAY OF BISCAY. THEY ARE INSPECTING DAMAGE TO THEIR AIRCRAFT SUSTAINED DURING THEIR PATROL IN WHICH THEY FOUGHT OFF AN ATTACK BY SEVEN GERMAN JUNKERS JU 88 AIRCRAFT. DESPITE DAMAGE AND CREW CASUALTIES, THEY WERE ABLE TO RETURN SAFELY.
PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. 1943-08-06. MEMBERS OF THE CREW "J" JOHNNY, A SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT OF NO. 10 SQUADRON RAAF BASED AT RAF STATION MOUNT BATTEN, LEFT TO RIGHT: 26885 SGT B. W. SIMON, ADELAIDE, SA; 2362
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1944-03-28. 14611 SERGEANT W. MOSER DFM (LEFT), COONAMBLE, NSW, AND 402705 WARRANT OFFICER J. W. V. GUY, GREENWICH, NSW, LEAVING BUCKINGHAM PALACE AFTER AN INVESTITURE.
Group portrait of members of the crew of a Sunderland aircraft of No. 10 Squadron RAAF which later came under attack from enemy aircraft during an anti-submarine patrol in the Bay of Biscay. Left to r
Photograph of the aircraft crew of J Sunderland 10 Squadron, RAAF. Back row: 26885 Sergeant Bartholomew William Simon; Reg Gross; Ray Behrndt; Allan Williams; Allan Murray; Jim Guy; George Fry. Front
Photograph of crew inspecting damage to their Sunderland aircraft after being shot up by 7JU88's over the Bay of Biscay on 3 August 1943. Identified is 26885 Sergeant Bartholomew William Simon (top).
London, England. C. 1944-05. Portrait of 14611 Sergeant W. C. H. Moser DFM of Coonamble, NSW, a member of No. 10 (Sunderland) Squadron RAAF in the UK, at RAAF Overseas HQ.
