The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Nassau, New Providence, The Bahamas. C. 1944-10. RAF Liberators at the Operational Training Unit at Windsor Field, Nassau.
Nassau, New Providence, The Bahamas. C. 1943-12. Aerial view of the existing pre-war airport, Oakes Field (foregound) named after its prominent resident Sir Harry Oakes (1874–1943). In the far left di
NASSAU, BAHAMAS, C. 1943-08. A PORT SIDE VIEW OF LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT BZ 759 (LP), OF NO 111 (C) OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT (OTV). THIS AIRCRAFT WAS USED TO TRAIN RAAF NAVIGATORS SERVING WITH RAF COASTAL
CONSOLIDATED LIBERATORS OF NO 7 OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT (OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT) RAAF, TOCUMWAL, NSW, IN FORMATION.
Depicts training in 'ditching' (forced landing in water) is carried out in a large tank of water. The crew, clad in swimming suits, are seated in a stripped fuselage of a Mitchell bomber which runs do
B-24J LIBERATORS AT RAAF 7 OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT, TOCUMWAL (NSW), ONE SHOWN IS A72-35 (FORMERLY UNITED STATES ARMY 44-40408).
Parkes, NSW. C. 1944-10. Group portrait of five Spitfire instructor pilots in front of a Supermarine spitfire aircraft at No. 8 Operational Training Unit RAAF Station Parkes.
