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CREST OF "F" FOR FREDDIE, A VENTURA AIRCRAFT OF NO. 464 SQUADRON RAAF OF BOMBER COMMAND BASED AT RAF STATION METHWOLD. THE EMBLEM SHOWS AN EMU AND A KIWI SITTING ON A BOOMERANG INSCRIBED "PER ARDUA AD AUSTRALIAN". THE BOMBS REPRESENT THE NUMBER OF OPERATIONAL FLIGHTS, THE FIRST OF WHICH WAS PAINTED AFTER THE EINDHOVEN RAID ON 1942-06-12, THE SQUADRON'S FIRST BOMBING SORTIE.
"F" FOR FREDDIE, A VENTURA AIRCRAFT OF NO. 464 SQUADRON RAAF, BASED AT RAF STATION METHWOLD. MEMBERS OF THE CREW ARE: 405106 FLYING OFFICER (FO) P. C. C. KERR, HARRISVILLE, QLD, CAPTAIN; 405107 PILOT
251991 FLIGHT LIEUTENANT (FLT LT) C. B. ANDREW, MENTONE, VIC, A PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER FROM RAAF OVERSEAS HEADQUARTERS, LONDON, INTERVIEWING TWO AIRCREW MEMBERS OF VENTURA NO. 464 SQUADRON RAAF AT R
London, England. C. 1943-09. Included in the RAAF War Collection in Britain is a RAAF crest. 413119 Flying Officer W. K. Hodge of Forbes, NSW, looks at the crest of the RAAF with its motto "Per Ardua
Eindhoven, Holland. 1945-07-13. First operation of No. 464 Squadron RAAF, then flying Ventura aircraft, was the famous low-level daylight bombing of the Phillips radio valve works at Eindhoven on Sund
NORFOLK, ENGLAND. 1943-07-14. MEMBERS OF THE GROUND CREW OF NO. 464 SQUADRON RAAF BASED AT RAF STATION METHWOLD WORKING ON ONE OF THE SQUADRON'S VENTURA AIRCRAFT. LEFT TO RIGHT: 14703 LEADING AIRCRAFT
Two group photographs related to the service 14536 Flying Officer Arthur Frederick Leggett, 10 Squadron. Includes Crew of 'R' for Robert, a Ventura aircraft of No. 464 Squadron RAAF at RAF Station Met