The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Laverton, Vic. 1946-02-08. On the tarmac at RAAF Station Laverton looking past the nose of a RAAF De Havilland DH-98 Mosquito FB-40 aircraft to a Japanese bomber aircraft nicknamed 'Tokyo Rose' (Mitsubishi Ki-21 heavy bomber, Allied code-name 'Sally') which had been flown from Borneo to Australia by Flight Lieutenant M. Baker of Harrowsmith, WA, pilot, and crew. This aircraft is reputed to have taken part in five raids on Darwin in 1942 and used for the carriage to trial of Japanese war criminals.
Laverton, Vic. 1946-02-08. The Japanese bomber aircraft nicknamed 'Tokyo Rose' (Mitsubishi Ki-21 heavy bomber, Allied code-name 'Sally') on the tarmac at RAAF Station Laverton after being flown from B
Laverton, Vic. 1946-02-08. On the tarmac at RAAF Station Laverton, RAAF personnel take a keen interest in the bomb-bay of a Japanese bomber aircraft nicknamed 'Tokyo Rose' (Mitsubishi Ki-21 heavy bomb
Laverton, Vic. 1946-02-08. Portrait of Flight Lieutenant Walthurst DFC (RAF) of Wales, UK, one of the crew which had flown the Japanese bomber aircraft nicknamed 'Tokyo Rose' (Mitsubishi Ki-21 heavy b
Laverton, Vic. 1946-02-08. Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) M. Baker of Harrowsmith, WA, in front of the Japanese bomber aircraft nicknamed 'Tokyo Rose' (Mitsubishi Ki-21 heavy bomber, Allied code-name 'Sal
Laverton, Vic. 1946-02-08. Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) M. Baker of Harrowsmith, WA, in front of the Japanese bomber aircraft nicknamed 'Tokyo Rose' (Mitsubishi Ki-21 heavy bomber, Allied code-name 'Sal
Laverton, Vic. 1946-02-08. Group portrait on the tarmac at RAAF Station Laverton of Flight Sergeant D. Hosking of Richmond, Vic, Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) M. Baker of Harrismith, WA, Leading Aircraft
