The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LYDDA. SQUADRON LEADER PETER JEFFREY OF NO. 3 SQUADRON WHO WAS RECENTLY AWARDED THE D.F.C. GOES OVER THE POINTS OF THE NEW AMERICAN "TOMAHAWK" WITH FLYING OFFICER PETER TURNBULL ONE OF THE ORIGINAL AND LEADING RAAF PILOTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST BEFORE HE TAKES THE NEW MACHINE UP FOR A TEST FLIGHT.
LYDDA. FLYING OFFICER PETER TURNBULL OF NO. 3 (RAAF) SQUADRON, ONE OF THE ORIGINAL AND BEST KNOWN FIGHTER PILOTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST HAS RECENTLY BEEN TESTING THE NEW TOMAHAWK PLANES WITH WHICH THE SQU
Pilots of No. 3 Squadron RAAF at Rosh Pinna Airfield in Northern Palestine during the Syrian Campaign. A Tomahawk Aircraft is in the background. Left to right: Sergeant (SGT) R. K. Wilson; 407070 SGT
Informal group portrait of five members of 3 Squadron RAAF standing under the propeller of a Tomahawk fighter aircraft, an early variant of the Kittyhawk. From left to right: 60452 Squadron Leader Pet
LYDDA. GROUP OF AUSTRALIAN AND ENGLISH AIR FORCE OFFICERS (RAAF & RAF) ON THE VERANDAH OF THE MAIN BUILDING AT LYDDA AIRPORT AT PRESENT BEING USED AS HQ FOR SQUADRON OPERATING IN PALESTINE. FRONT ROW,
Sidi Barrani, North Africa. c. November 1941. Pilots and ground staff of No. 3 (Tomahawk) Squadron RAAF listen to the farewell address of their Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) Peter Jeff
Informal group portrait of five members of 3 Squadron RAAF standing under the propeller of a Tomahawk fighter aircraft, an early variant of the Kittyhawk. From left to right: 60452 Squadron Leader P
