The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Southern England. 1945-01-04. Serving with No. 277 Squadron RAF which operates Supermarine Walrus amphibian aircraft in the Air Sea Rescue role 406336 Flying Officer C. G. Walker, RAAF, studies the map showing the number of rescues made by the Air Sea Rescue Squadrons. Below the map is a model of a rescue dinghy carried by Hudson aircraft.
Southern England. 1945-01-04. An emergency dinghy carried in the Supermarine Walrus amphibian aircraft of No. 277 (Air Sea Rescue) Squadron RAF. This can be thrown out in case of rough seas to overcro
Southern England. 1945-01-04. Members of one of the crews of No. 277 (Air Sea Rescue) Squadron RAF standing beside a Supermarine Walrus amphibian aircraft operated by the Squadron.
Southern England. 1945-01-04. Members of one of the crews of No. 277 (Air Sea Rescue) Squadron RAF standing beside a Supermarine Walrus amphibian aircraft operated by the Squadron.
Southern England. 1945-01-04. In the interior of a Supermarine Walrus amphibian aircraft of No. 277 (Air Sea Rescue) Squadron RAF are the two beds and electrically heated jacket which are used to thaw
Southern England. 1945-01-04. 406336 Flying Officer (later Flight Lieutenant) Cecil Gloster Walker (lost on operations over the United Kingdom on 06 March 1945), Southern Cross, WA, RAAF; Flight Lieut
North Africa. c. 1942. Inside the Supermarine Walrus amphibian aircraft used by the Air Sea Rescue Service, one of the crew operates the Aldis signalling lamp to establish contact with other units.
