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Cocos Island. C. 1945-08. "Free drop" canisters, containing medical supplies for Allied prisoner of war camps in the Dutch East Indies and Singapore area, being loaded into an RAF Liberator bomber aircraft operating from the Cocos Islands. The men are Leading Aircraftman (LAC) P. Smith of Stroud, Glos (front), and LAC T. Bell of Skegness, Lincs.
Cocos Islands. C. 1945-08. Following the Japanese surrender, RAF heavy bomber aircraft dropped much-needed medical supplies to Allied prisoner of war camps in the Dutch East Indies and Singapore area.
Cocos Island. C. 1945-08. RAF ground crews on a Cocos Island airstrip loading bomb trolleys with canisters of medical supplies to be dropped on POW camps in the Dutch East Indies and the Singapore are
MOROTAI, HALMAHERA ISLANDS, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. 1945-04-18. 128574 LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN (LAC) A. R. LITSTER, MELBOURNE, VIC, PUTTING ON BOMB FINS FOR A BOMB LOAD WHICH B-24 LIBERATOR BOMBER AIRCRA
MOROTAI, HALMAHERA ISLANDS, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. 1945-04-18. RAAF GROUND CREW FITTING TAIL FINS TO BOMBS WHICH B-24 LIBERATOR BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 24 SQUADRON RAAF WILL DROP OVER JAPANESE TARGET
MOROTAI, HALMAHERA ISLANDS, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. 1945-04-21. PERCHED HIGH ON THE TOP OF A RAAF LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT, THE MID-UPPER GUNNER HAS AMPLE VISION TO SEARCH THE SKY FOR LURKING JAPANESE FIGH
MOROTAI, HALMAHERA ISLANDS, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. C. 1945-01. THREE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MEMBERS OF A RAAF BEAUFIGHTER BOMBER SQUADRON AT THE RAAF'S MOST FORWARD OPERATIONAL BASE FIND A 250LB LIGHTWEIG
