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Members of No. 454 Squadron RAAF, after flying for several hours over the sea while on an anti-submarine patrol, found plenty of water still about them when they returned to their flooded airfield in the desert. Left to right, beside their Martin Baltimore aircraft are: Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) V. C. Mitchell of Kyogle, NSW; Flying Officer J. C. Clough of Wagga, NSW; Flt Sgt H. Worboys of Gunbowen, Vic; Flt Sgt L. Holley of Revesby, NSW. A full frame version of this image is held at MEB0057.
Gambut, Cyrenaica, Egypt. c. November 1943. Members of No. 454 Squadron RAAF, after flying for several hours over the sea while on an anti-submarine patrol, found plenty of water still about them when
Gambut, Cyrenaica, Libya. c. August 1943. After several hours flying over the Aegean Sea on anti-submarine patrol, these members of No. 454 Squadron RAAF based in the Western Desert walk away from the
Western Desert. c. 1943. Flight Sergeant H. Worboys, Air Gunner with No. 454 Squadron RAAF, a General Reconnaissance Squadron, sits in the turrent of a Martin Baltimore aircraft operating the two-guns
Benghazi, Cyrenaica, Libya. c. 1943. Despite adverse weather, air cover for our Mediterranean convoys must continue. this Martin Baltimore aircraft of No. 454 (Baltimore) Squadron RAAF, a General Reco
Berca, Cyrenaica. c. November 1944. Group portrait of the crew of No. 459 Squadron RAAF standing before their Martin Baltimore aircraft just before take off. Left to right: 420558 Warrant Officer S. J
Berca, Cyrenaica, Libya. c. June 1944. Portrait of aircrew members of No. 454 Squadron RAAF, standing beside their Martin Baltimore aircraft. Identified is Wing Commander M. J. (Mike) Moore, the Comma
