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Burma. C. 1945-04. Australian twins from Melbourne, Vic, who are pilots of "Churchill's Own" RAF Spitfire Squadron which is operating in Burma.
Nidania, Arakan, Burma. 29 March 1945. Twin brothers flying with No. 615 'Churchill's Own' (Spitfire) Squadron RAF on the Burma front are 409953 Warrant Officer (WO) John Payne (left) and 409957 WO Al
Nidania, Arakan, Burma. 29 March 1945. Twin brothers flying with No. 615 'Churchill's Own' (Spitfire) Squadron RAF on the Burma front are 409953 Warrant Officer (WO) John Payne (left) and 409957 WO Al
Burma. C. 1945-04. The RAF Spitfire Squadron, "County of Surrey" and known as "Churchill's Own", of which the Prime Minister is honorary Air Commodore, arrived in India in 1942, to take part in the de
Nidania, Arakan, Burma. 30 March 1945. RAAF pilots in No. 615 'Churchill's Own' (Spitfire) Squadron RAF, operating on the Burma front, have adopted a young owl found in a tree outside the Sergeants' M
Nidania, Arakan, Burma. 30 March 1945. RAAF pilots in No. 615 'Churchill's Own' (Spitfire) Squadron RAF, operating on the Burma front, have adopted a young owl found in a tree outside the Sergeants' M
India. C. 1942-12. Group portrait of the Payne twins, John and Alfred, both RAAF members of No. 615 (Churchill's Own) Squadron RAF.
