The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Burma. C. 1945-04. 406415 Flying Officer W. E. Walsh of Perth, WA, a navigator with an RAF squadron carrying supplies "over the Hump" to China. These flights were made at high altitude necessitating the use of oxygen masks.
Depicted on the left, Flight Lieutenant W.E Walsh (406415), navigator, Royal Australian Air Force, No. 52 Transport Squadron, receiving the weather report from the wireless operator, while the co-pilo
Burma. 1944. Aerial photograph of typically forbidding "Hump" on the Burma-Yunnan frontier. Over these mountains Allied transport aircraft delivered supplies from India to China.
TWO CREW MEMBERS SERGEANT W. SINCLAIR, RAF AND 402594 FLYING OFFICER E. H. GIERSCH, HENTY, NSW (RIGHT), TEST OXYGEN MASKS IN THE CREW ROOM OF NO. 463 (LANCASTER) SQUADRON RAAF OF BOMBER COMMAND, BEFOR
Kumbhirgram, Assam, India. 1945-01-07. 406523 Flying Officer Peter Ewing, RAAF, Pilot of North Perth, WA, a member of No. 45 (Mosquito) Squadron RAF operating over Burma, climbs into his cockpit.
England. C. 1944-04. Group portrait of, left to right: Flight Lieutenant W. T. "Bill" Dulley, wireless/air gunner, of Brisbane, Qld; Flying Officer J. W. "Jim" McKay, navigator, of Sydney, NSW; FO Col
RAF Station Middle Wallop Hampshire, England. C. 1944-04. Group portrait of the Commanding Officer of a RAAF night fighter squadron No. 456 Squadron and three members of his squadron who recently dest
