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Labuan, Borneo. 1945-08-10. Extensively damaged Beaufort aircraft (A-SK709) of No. 93 Squadron RAAF in a bomb crater. This was the twelfth crash for the squadron. The crew were Flying Officer (FO) Wirra Williams, FO Stan Reed (Signals Officer Wireless Air Gunner), Flight Sergeant Charly Noack (Wireless Navigator), Flight Lieutenant Norm Jenkins (Navigation Officer Observer), FO Andy Anderson (Wireless Navigator).
LABUAN, NORTH BORNEO. 1945-08-11. SITTING ON THE WING OF A BEAUFIGHTER AIRCRAFT WITH A BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF RAAF FIGHTERS SHUTTLING BETWEEN LABUAN AND BORNEO TARGETS ARE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CREWS OF NO.
Group portrait of No. 23 Course, Operational Training Beaufighters Pilots and Wireless Navigators RAAF. All the crews were posted to No. 93 Squadron, Kingaroy, Qld. Back row left to right; 441674 Flyi
LABUAN, NORTH BORNEO. 1945-08-11. IT WILL BE A LONG TIME BEFORE THESE CREWS OF NO. 93 "GREEN GHOST" (BEAUFIGHTER) SQUADRON RAAF WILL BE PERMITTED TO FORGET THEIR FIRST OPERATION - THEY WIPED OUT THE O
Observer's Air Gunner's and W/T Operator's Flying Logbook maintained by 420953 Flying Officer (FO) Martin Francis Manning between May 1942 and March 1944. It gives details of training, flights, aircra
RAF Station, Driffield, Yorkshire, England. C. 1943-10. Wing Commander R. E. Bailey DFC, an Australian serving with the RAF, is now commanding No. 466 Squadron RAAF and is seen here with his crew. Lef
Probably Kingaroy, Qld. 1945. Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Reg Garrat (left) and Warrant Officer Stan Leviston, `A' Flight, No. 93 Squadron RAAF, beside the tail of their Beaufighter aircraft (F-SK A8-85
