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No. 10 (Sunderland) Squadron RAAF personnel led by 1941 (3932, O36036) Flying Officer (FO) T. Egerton approaching the saluting base during the march in War Savings Week. The salute was taken by King Peter of Yugoslavia.
No. 10 (Sunderland) Squadron RAAF personnel led by 1941 (3932, O36036) Flying Officer (FO) T. Egerton approaching the saluting base during the march in War Savings Week. Left to right: Aircraftman 1 (
MEMBERS OF NO. 10 SQUADRON RAAF, BASED AT RAF STATION MOUNT BATTEN, ONE OF THE FIRST TWO CREWS TO FLY SUNDERLAND FLYING BOATS FROM ENGLAND TO AUSTRALIA, PRIOR TO THEIR DEPARTURE. BACK ROW: 6739 FLYING
Portrait of 263483 Flight Sergeant (later Squadron Leader) Douglas Frederick (Doug) Crockford RAAF of Sydney, NSW, and 1941 (3932, O36036) Flight Lieutenant (later Squadron Leader) Thomas Ainsworth (T
3932 (1941, O36036) SQUADRON LEADER (SQN LDR) T. A. EGERTON DFC, WILLIAMSTOWN, VIC (LEFT) AND 403860 SQN LDR H. G. COOKE DFC, SYDNEY, NSW (RIGHT), BOTH MEMBERS OF SUNDERLAND NO. 10 SQUADRON RAAF OF CO
ENGLAND, 1944. IN 1944, SIX SUNDERLAND FLYING BOATS WERE BROUGHT FROM THE UK TO AUSTRALIA BY SIX CREWS OF RAAF PERSONNEL. THEY WERE FLOWN IN THREE DETAILS OF TWO AIRCRAFT EACH. PICTURED IS ONE OF THE
Plymouth, England. C. 1942-01. After opening Plymouth's warship week, King Peter of Yugoslavia visited No. 10 Squadron RAAF at RAF Station Mount Batten, an Australian flying boat squadron which operat
