The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Winnellie, NT. 1943-05-10. The tally of Japanese aircraft destroyed by No. 54 (Spitfire) Squadron RAF shows a total of eight glasses painted on the wing tip of a Mitsubishi A6M Zero aircraft used as a scoreboard. The Squadron has a total of 145 destroyed enemy aircraft (England and Australia). The two swans painted on the metal represent the Squadron gift of swans to Mr Churchill.
Winnellie, NT. 1943. Members of the RAF and RAAF stand behind the scoreboard of No. 54 (Spitfire) Squadron RAF. The tally board consists of glasses painted on the tail of the first Japanese Mitsubishi
Winnellie, NT. c. July 1944. A group portrait of members of the Empire Parliamentary Delegation visiting No. 54 (Spitfire) Squadron RAF. The group is standing behind the Squadron scoreboard which is k
Winnellie, NT. 1943-05-10. Holding a piece of wing of a Mitsubishi A6M Zero aircraft which is being used as a Squadron scoreboard for enemy aircraft destroyed by members of No. 54 (Spitfire) Squadron
Winnellie, NT. c. July 1944. An informal group portrait of officers of No. 54 (Spitfire) Squadron RAF. The group are standing behing a portion of a Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero aircraft, used as a sco
Winnelli, NT. c. 1943. Cartoons and jokes partly cover a wall in the bar of the Officers mess of No. 54 (Spitfire) Squadron RAF. On the wall in the right background is a piece of wing of a Japanese Mi
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN (LAC) JACK SUTHERLAND OF SUTHERLAND SHIRE, SCOTLAND, ADDS ANOTHER "NIP" TO A PIECE OF JAP ZERO WHICH HANGS IN THE OFFICERS' MESS AT A SPITFIRE SQUADRON IN A NOR
