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North Africa. C. 1944-07. Portrait of Flying Officer Bruce Bretherton of Melbourne, Vic (right), and his navigator Flying Officer T. E. Johnson of Haywards Heath, Sussex (left), the crew of a RAF Beaufighter of the Mediterranean Allied Coastal Air Force who destroyed three Ju-87's south of Ancona, Italy, early on the morning of 1944-07-07.
Italy. 8 July 1944. Group portrait of some of the RAF Bristol Beaufighter crews who are responsible for firing oil barges on the River Danube during night attacks. Left to right: Squadron Leader J. F.
Italy. 9 September 1944. Standing in front of an aircraft, left to right: Flying Officer S. W. Rees of Fremantle, WA, and FO D. C. Bartlett of Old Trafford, Manchester, pilot and navigator, respective
NORFOLK, ENGLAND. 1944-07-24. PORTRAIT OF 420340 FLYING OFFICER L. W. FARR WITH HIS RAF NAVIGATOR FO H. H. OSBORN, CREW OF ONE OF THE AUSTRALIAN SHIP BUSTING BEAUFIGHTER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 455 SQUADRON R
NORFOLK, ENGLAND. 1944-09-03. PORTRAIT OF 434107 FLYING OFFICER B. T. ROBERTS, TOWNSVILLE, QLD, A NAVIGATOR WITH BEAUFIGHTER NO. 455 SQUADRON RAAF IN COASTAL COMMAND AT RAF STATION LANGHAM.
NORFOLK, ENGLAND. C. 1944-07. PORTRAIT OF 419427 FLYING OFFICER F. MACINTYRE, NORTH KEW, VIC, A NAVIGATOR OF NO. 455 (BEAUFIGHTER) SQUADRON RAAF WITH COASTAL COMMAND, AT RAF STATION LANGHAM.
NORFOLK, ENGLAND. C. 1944-07. PORTRAIT OF 415514 FLYING OFFICER A. S. V. SMITH, COOGEE, NSW, A NAVIGATOR OF NO. 455 (BEAUFIGHTER) SQUADRON RAAF WITH COASTAL COMMAND, AT RAF STATION LANGHAM.
