The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
St Eval, Cornwall, England. 1943-10. An airman cleaning a newly fitted Leigh Light on a Liberator bomber aircraft of No. 53 Squadron RAF Coastal Command. The Leigh Light is a powerful searchlight which throws a beam for a considerable distance, of great assistance in hunting U-boats at night.
St Eval, Cornwall, England. 1943-10. An airman cleaning the Leigh Light on a Liberator bomber aircraft of No. 53 Squadron RAF Coastal Command. The Leigh Light is a powerful searchlight which throws a
Cornwall, England. C. 1943-10. Night scene showing the powerful beam of the "Leigh" Light fitted to Liberator aircraft of No. 53 Squadron RAF of Coastal Command, based at RAF Station St Eval, during a
Cornwall, England. C. 1943-10. Night scene showing the powerful beam of the "Leigh" Light fitted to Liberator aircraft of No. 53 Squadron RAF of Coastal Command, based at RAF Station St Eval during a
ST EVAL, CORNWALL, ENGLAND. 1943-10. A LIBERATOR BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 53 SQUADRON RAF COASTAL COMMAND NEWLY FITTED WITH A LEIGH LIGHT. THIS IS A TWO MILLION CANDLEPOWER SEARCHLIGHT, USED IN CONJUNCT
Outdoor portrait of 408874 Flying Officer Albert Otto Peters RAAF. A school teacher of Tooradin, Victoria, he enlisted on 20 June 1941. He trained in Australia and Canada as an Observer and Navigato
Probably St. Eval, Cornwall, England, 1944. Outdoors group portrait of the crew of a Consolidated B-24 Liberator probably of No. 224 Squadron, RAF Coastal Command, gathered beneath one of the aircraf
