The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RAF Station Mount Batten Plymouth, England. 1944-05-12. Group portrait of members of the crew of "U", an aircraft of No. 10 (Sunderland) Squadron RAAF in the UK. Left to right: 50145 Sergeant (Sgt) L. J. Portwine; 434035 Flight Sergeant (F Sgt) A. J. Spence; 422699 F Sgt F. K. Randles; 418694 Sgt E. G. Robinson; 14663 F Sgt N. C. Dyer; 408478 F Sgt E. R. Goold; 428925 Sgt J. S. Morris; 16297 Flying Officer (FO) W. R. McPharlin; 413931 FO J. P. Roberts, captain of the crew; 420777 FO G. E. Rowe; 421531 FO S. W. Ashdown.
RAF Station Mount Batten, Plymouth, England. C. 1944-01-08. Group portrait of members of the crew of a Sunderland aircraft of No. 10 Squadron RAAF which attacked and sank a U-boat. Back row, left to r
Outdoor group portrait of the crew of Sunderland aircraft W3993 - "W", No 10 Squadron RAAF at RAF Station Mount Batten, Plymouth, England. Identified back row, left to right: 33972 Acting Sergeant (A/
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1944-02-04. PORTRAIT OF 420777 FLYING OFFICER (FO) G. E. ROWE, MOSMAN, NSW, WHO WAS NAVIGATOR IN A SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT OF NO. 10 SQUADRON RAAF (CAPTAIN 413931 FO J. P. ROBERTS DFC) WH
Plymouth, England. C. 1943-01. Australian Rules football match between officers and airmen of No. 10 (Sunderland) Squadron RAAF, at RAF Station Mount Batten. The Airmen's team, back row, left to right
Bay of Biscay. 1943-05-19. The occupants of the dinghy were two officers who survived after a British aircraft had been shot down. One was badly injured and died soon after the Sunderland which had al
RAF Station, Mount Batten, Plymouth, England. 1942-11-28. Group portrait of crew of Sunderland aircraft W.3983 - R/10 of No. 10 Squadron RAAF. From top, reading left to right: 22137 Leading Aircraftma
