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Tadji, New Guinea. c. 1944. The crew of Department of Aircraft Production (DAP) Beaufort bomber A9-557, 100 Squadron RAAF, playing a game of cards in at night. Left to right: unknown (part obscured), 422062 Flying Officer (FO) F. O. Smith, 415636 Flight Lieutenant Harry John "Jack" Fowler, inidentified. Fowler and Smith were killed on 1945-03-13 when a defective bomb fuse caused a premature explosion during a bombing run in their aircraft Beaufort A9-650. (Donor: D. Fowler)
The crew of a Department of Aircraft Production (DAP) Beaufort bomber A9-557 in and beside a Jeep on the port side of their aircraft. Left to right: 422085 Flying Officer (FO, later Flight Lieutenant
Pearce, WA. c. 1943. An informal group portrait of four aircrew from No. 14 Squadron. Left to right: 415636 Flying Officer (FO) Jack Fowler, pilot; "Johnno" Johnson, observer; 422085 FO J.W. Shipman,
A group of No. 100 Squadron aircrew and groundstaff beside Department of Aircraft Production (DAP) Beaufort A9-557. Left to right: 422085 Flying Officer (FO) Jack Shipman, Wireless Air Gunner (WAG); 4
Portrait of 422062 Flying Officer (FO) Francis Owen Smith looking out of the rear hatch of Department of Aircraft Production (DAP) Beaufort bomber. FO Smith, a member of No. 100 Squadron, RAAF, and a
Goodenough Island, New Guinea. c. 1944. Three members of a Beaufort bomber crew bathing in a river at the base of a small waterfall near Vivigani Airfield. Left to right: 422062 Flying Officer (FO) F.
Outdoor portrait of members of No. 100 Squadron RAAF. From left to right: 422062 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Franncis 'Frank' Smith, 422085 Flt Lt John William 'Jack' Shipman, 406817 Flying Officer Art