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RAF Station Middle Wallop Hampshire, England. C. 1944-04. Group portrait of the Commanding Officer of a RAAF night fighter squadron No. 456 Squadron and three members of his squadron who recently destroyed three Ju.88s on a raid over England. Left to right: Wing Commander K. M. Hampshire DSO of Perth, WA and his navigator Flying Officer T. Condon of Derby; Squadron Leader B. Howard of Roma, Qld, and his navigator Flight Lieutenant J. Ross of Melbourne, Vic.
Near Swanage Dorset, England. C. 1944-03-28. Portrait of Wing Commander Keith M. Hampshire DSO (left) of Perth, WA, CO of a RAAF night fighter No. 456 Squadron who destroyed three enemy raiders within
Near Swanage Dorset, England. C. 1944-03-28. Portrait of Wing Commander Keith M. Hampshire DSO (left) of Perth, WA, CO of a RAAF night fighter No. 456 Squadron who destroyed three enemy raiders within
Near Swanage, Dorset, England. c.1944-03-28. Portrait of Wing Commander Keith M. Hampshire DSO (left) of Perth, WA, CO of a RAAF night fighter No. 456 Squadron who destroyed three enemy raiders withi
SUSSEX, ENGLAND. 1944-06-09. SQUADRON COMMANDING OFFICER 147 WING COMMANDER K. M. HAMPSHIRE DSO DFC, PERTH, WA (LEFT), WITH HIS NAVIGATOR 404399 FLIGHT LIEUTENANT T. CONDON, DALBY, QLD, MEMBERS OF NO.
Piece of fuselage from a German Ju 88 night fighter. The piece carries the German Balkan cross insignia. This aircraft was destroyed by a Mosquito night fighter flown by Wing Commander Keith Mcdermo
SUSSEX, ENGLAND. 1944-06-09. PORTRAIT OF 404399 FLIGHT LIEUTENANT T. CONDON, DALBY, QLD, NAVIGATOR WITH AUSTRALIAN NIGHT FIGHTER SQUADRON, NO. 456 (MOSQUITO) SQUADRON RAAF AT RAF STATION FORD.
