The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RAF Station Pembroke Dock, Wales. C. 1941-12. Portrait of Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) R. E. Burrage (left), the captain of a Sunderland aircraft of No. 10 Squadron RAAF which had alighted on the sea to rescue the crew of a British bomber aircraft which had come down in the Atlantic and drifted for hours in a two-man dinghy before being sighted by the crew of the Sunderland with RAF Coastal Command. With Flt Lt Burrage is the captain of the British bomber aircraft.
RAF Station Pembroke Dock, Wales. C. 1941-12. The crew of a British bomber aircraft which had come down in the Atlantic and drifted for hours in a two-man dinghy. They were rescued by a Sunderland air
Wales. 1941-10-22. When a RAF Whitley bomber aircraft came down in the Bay of Biscay, its main dinghy failed to function and the six members of its crew piled into a dinghy designed for two persons. T
Plymouth, England. 1940-10-22. The six members of the crew of a Whitley bomber aircraft which came down in the Atlantic had piled into a dinghy designed for two persons. They drifted for hours until t
At Sea. 1940-10-22. The crew of a Whitley, British bomber aircraft which came down in the Atlantic, clambering from their two-man dinghy into a Sunderland aircraft manned by Australians of No. 10 Squa
RAF STATION PEMBROKE DOCK, WALES. 1943-05-06. MEMBERS OF THE CREW OF "M FOR MABEL" A SHORT SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT OF NO. 461 SQUADRON RAAF OF COASTAL COMMAND ENTER THE DINGHY TO COME ASHORE ON RETURNING
Wales. 1941-10-03. Ground crew who maintain the Sunderland aircraft of No. 10 Squadron RAAF at RAF Station Pembroke Dock which operates with RAF Coastal Command.
