The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A damaged US Army Piper Cub aircraft with its wings removed stands tethered to the top of a flat-top railway car at Hiro siding. The aircraft is being taken away for repair after being recovered from a nearby rice paddy into which it had crash-landed. At centre, an aircraft mechanic is at work, while an armed US Army guard watches on at right. The aircraft had been piloted by US 1st Lieutenant R. Simpson, who was uninjured in the crash.
Hiro, Japan, 1950-07-09. A damaged US Army Piper Cub aircraft with its wings removed stands tethered to the top of a flat-top railway car at Hiro siding. The aircraft is being taken away for repair af
After a crash-landing, a US Army Piper Cub aircraft stands damaged in a rice paddy while, seemingly unconcerned, a husband and wife pair of Japanese farmers toil on in the flooded field, attending to
Cape Hoskins, New Britain. 1944-10-09. Piper Cub aircraft, huts and equipment of the United States Army at the local small airstrip.
An informal portrait of P171 Warrant Officer II (WOII), later Lieutenant (Lt), Adrian J Leyden, Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU), standing in front of a US Army Piper Cub aircraft at
A US Army aircraft (A-134, 55134) has landed in a rice paddy, in a rural valley in Japan. A crowd of spectators are observing from the bank of the rice paddy, in front of a church.
A US Army aircraft (A-134, 55134) has landed in a rice paddy, in a rural valley in Japan. Japanese farm labourers continue their work in the paddy. A crowd of spectators are observing from the bank of
