The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Lockheed Hudson aircraft crew of No. 2 Squadron RAAF study a map beside a Squadron aircraft. Left to right: 402852 Pilot Officer (PO) Keith Edmund Daniel (Captain) of Moree, NSW, later Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt), killed in an accident on 20 April 1943; 401636 Sergeant William Julius Henderson Gove, Observer of Melbourne, Vic, later died in an accident on 20 April 1943; 400434 PO Leslie Richard Jope, Wireless Air Gunner (WAG) of Melbourne, Vic; 412979 Flying Officer Jack Laws, WAG, of Coolah, NSW, later killed at Millingimbi, NT on 20 April 1943; 408899 Sgt Thomas William Wilson, WAG of Geelong, Vic. Flt Lt Daniel and Flight Lt Mills and their crews were killed when their Hudson aircraft collided on 20 April 1943.
A Lockheed Hudson aircraft crew of No. 2 Squadron RAAF, moving past one of the Squadron aircraft. Left to right: 416572 Sergeant (Sgt, later Flying Officer [FO]) Leon Douglas Head, Wireless Air Gunner
A crew of a Lockheed Hudson aircraft from No 2 Squadron RAAF, alongside one of the other Squadron aircraft (A16-241). Left to right: 411985 Sergeant (Sgt, later Pilot Officer [PO]) Trevor William Bass
A crew of No. 2 Squadron RAAF outside the door of a squadron Lockheed Hudson aircraft examining a map. Identified personnel are: 405657 Sergeant (Sgt) Jack Sunner, Wireless Air Gunner (WAG) of Rockham
Group portrait of RAAF airmen at a parade in which they were presented with their wings under the Empire Air Training Scheme in Ontario. Identified, standing left to right: 408204 Pilot Officer (PO) M
A crew of No. 2 Squadron RAAF in front of a Squadron Lockheed Hudson aircraft. Left to right: 416683 Sergeant (Sgt, later Flying Officer [FO]) Cornelius Hastings Kealy, Wireless Air Gunner (WAG) of SA
Graves of the crew of a Lockheed Hudson aircraft of the RAAF which crashed on the island of Rabuma. The wooden crosses bear the names of (left to right) 404946 Flight Sergeant (Fit Sgt) John Loughnan
