The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Coomalie Creek, NT. 1944-12. Airmen photographers from No. 87 Photographic Reconnaissance Unit RAAF holding a full-length film up to the light for inspection. The film was taken of an area over the Dutch East Indies by squadron members flying an Australian built Mosquito aircraft.
Members of the Photographic section of No. 1 Photographic Reconnaisannce Unit (PRU) attached to 31 (Beaufighter) Squadron, RAAF, drying a strip of film from a F24 camera at Coomalie Creek airfield in
Coomalie Creek, NT. 1945-03-21. Photographers attached to No. 87 (Photographic Reconnaissance Flight) Squadron RAAF in North Western Australia. 47374 Corporal R. Nicholas of Semaphore, SA, and 82727 L
COOMALIE, NT, C. 1945. GROUP PORTRAIT OF MEMBERS OF NO. 87 PHOTOGRAPHIC RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHT RAAF IN FRONT OF A DH98 MOSQUITO RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT. (DONOR: M. AND L. MORRIS).
Coomalie, NT. 1945. Front view of five De Havilland DH-98 P.R. Type Mosquito aircraft lined up to the side of the airstrip. They were flown by members of No. 87 (Photographic Reconnaissance) Squadron,
Coomalie, NT. 1945. Port side view of five De Havilland DH-98 P.R. Type Mosquito aircraft lined up to the side of the airstrip. They were flown by members of No. 87 (Photographic Reconnaissance) Squad
COOMALIE CREEK, NT. 1943. RAAF NO. 1 PHOTOGRAPHIC RECONNAISSANCE UNIT. INTERIOR OF AERIAL FILM PROCESSING LABORATORY. (DONOR D. SIVYER)
Coomalie, NT. 1945. Starboard side view of a De Havilland Mark 16 (English) Mosquito aircraft (A52-601) on the airfield. It was flown by members of No. 87 (Photographic Reconnaissance) Squadron, RAAF.
