The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
London, England. C. 1943-09. Items in the RAAF War Collection in Britain include a French-type incendiary bomb adapted by the Germans, an instrument panel from a Junkers 88 shot down on 8 May 1943 by 408667 Sergeant R. S. Williams of Hawthorn, Vic, and an Italian oxygen mask captured at Castel Benito during Allied advance. They are being examined by 6971 Flight Sergeant J. Hendry of Brisbane, Qld, visitor to the exhibition at RAAF Overseas Headquarters. The instrument panel is preserved in the Australian War Memorial's collection as RELAWM34731.
A flight engineers panel from a Junkers Ju 88 twin engine bomber. The aluminium is distorted and torn from explosion damage and all the instruments have been lost or destroyed, with only small corner
London, England. September 1943. Items in the RAAF War Collection in Britain include a wing strut of a Sunderland riddled with bullets, presented by 401072 Flight Lieutenant F. V. Mange of Echuca, Vic
A collection of four metal black painted mounting struts from the interior of a Junkers Ju 88 twin engined bomber. Each is a hollow metal pressing of teardrop profile with a notched mounting slot and
A 10 uF electrolytic condenser from the radio of a Junkers Ju 88. The box shape has been squashed in one corner, possibly from the impact of the explosion which destroyed the aircraft, or from impact
Italy. 1943. RAAF members travel by jeep and look over several heavily damaged German Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-88 multi-role aircraft on an airfield in the area.
Black rubber oxygen hose to fit the Type 'G' green rubber oxygen mask. The hose, which should attach to the inlet valve of the mask, is detached. This leather flying helmet and oxygen mask was worn
