The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
England. 1944-08-16. The crew which holds the record for number of sorties for any crew of Bomber Command. Left to right: Flight Lieutenant L. H. Lawton DFC, RAAF of Renmark, SA, bomb aimer, 70 sorties; Pilot Officer J. Hudson, RAF of Langham, Norfolk, first navigator, 70 sorties; Squadron Leader R. C. Wiseman DFC, RAAF of Wee Waa, NSW, pilot, 70 sorties; Warrant Officer (WO) D. D. Jackson, RAF, wireless air gunner, 74 sorties; Flight Sergeant L. C. R. Gillman, RAF, rear gunner, 52 sorties; Sergeant N. J. Loader, RAF, engineer, 35 sorties; WO S. J. Burch, RAF of Staffordshire, second navigator, 47 sorties; Flying Officer J. L. Burch, RAF (brother of WO Burch), mid upper gunner, 84 sorties.
Waddington, England. C.1944. The crew of a Lancaster bomber from No. 463 Squadron RAAF. Left to right; Flight Sergeant (Engineer) David Callum (RAF); Pilot Officer (Navigator) Lance Wilson (RAAF); Pil
England. C. 1945-05. The crew of Sunderland aircraft "Z-Zebra" of RAF Coastal Command on completion of their last patrol. Left to right: Wing Commander Barrett DFC, captain; Warrant Officer W. A. Harv
Group portrait of crew of G George, of No. 86 (Liberator) Squadron, RAF, Coastal Command, taken in front of their aircraft. This crew took part in an action on 5 May 1945 where German U-boat U534, a t
Plymouth, England. 1943-05-13. Group portrait of members of the crew of Sunderland aircraft W.3983 "R/10" of No. 10 Squadron RAAF. Back row, left to right: 403749 Sergeant (Sgt) J. H. Leach, Wireless
Informal group portrait of the all-Australian crew of the British-built RAF Lincoln bomber "Atlas" prior to departure from England on a flight to RAAF Laverton airbase, Australia. The British Air Mini
Salbani, Bengal, India. 1944-11-23. Informal group portrait of RAAF members of No. 355 (Liberator) Squadron RAF being briefed by Wing Commander (Wg Cdr) J. Martin DFC, RAF, for a mission against Lampa
