The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An amazing night picture taken by a Sunderland aircraft of No. 201 Squadron RAF during an attack on U-boat U-955. The three large balls of light are flares dropped by the Sunderland to light the U-boat before the attack. The outline of the enemy craft can be seen in the swirling foam (bottom left). As the captain of the Sunderland, 1139324 Flying Officer Leslie Harold Baveystock DFC DFM, RAFVR, sighted the U-boat it crash-dived and the Sunderland patiently patrolled the area until the U-boat surfaced.
Depth charges bursting on the estimated track of a U-boat which had crash-dived, possibly the 740 ton U105 in the Bay of Biscay on 11 June 1942. The attack was made by a Sunderland aircraft of No 10 S
Set of 14 keys from U-Boat U461. On 30 July 1943 F/Lt D. Marrows DSO DFC of 10 Squadron RAAF, flying Sunderland No U/461 took part in an attack on two 1200 ton 'milch cow' supply submarines and one
A German U-boat under attack. The first two depth charges dropped explode around the stern of the U-boat, while the rear gunner's fire straddles the bows and conning tower. This is believed to be U-62
Studio portrait of 418054 Aicraftman (later Flying Officer (FO)) Allan Edward Buckley RAAF. Buckley, of Melbourne, Vic, was a student in engineering prior to enlisting on 25 April 1942 attached to 53
BAY OF BISCAY, FRANCE. 1944-07-08. ONE OF THE TWO SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT OF NO. 10 SQUADRON RAAF, WHICH TOOK PART IN THE ATTACK ON A GERMAN U-BOAT (243) SOUTH WEST OF BREST, CIRCLES AN OIL SLICK WHICH MA
England. C. 1944-09. Flying Officer L. H. Baveystock DFC DFM of Whetstone, London, the captain of a Coastal Command Sunderland which attacked and sank a U-boat which had been lying in wait for the All
