The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Port Pirie, SA. c. 1943-05. Group portrait of RAAF Navigators at No.2 Bombing and Gunnery School during their bombaimer and air gunner course. Identified front row fourth from left 427838 Pilot Officer (PO) J. H. D. Venning (Harold) and middle row fourth from right PO Looney. (Donor: B. Manera)
Jervis Bay, NSW. 1944-12-28. Aerial photograph taken by 427838 Pilot Officer (PO) J. H. D. Venning (Harold) navigator No. 73 Squadron RAAF, of the coastline around Point Perpendicular. No. 73 Squadron
Group portrait of Course 33, Flight 10, "B" Squadron at No.4 RAAF Initial Training School. Back row: left to right: J. A. Kurtzer, D. H. Crane, R. L. Warner, A. J. Patterson, L. D. Richardson, V. C. G
Photomontage of the portraits of the seven crew members from the Lancaster bomber D for Dog, which went missing from a raid on Berlin, 3 January 1944. The five Australians shown were attached to 463 S
Aerial photograph of aircrew and local civilians standing on a beach around the inflatable life raft used by aircrew after their plane crashed at sea three miles off the coast of Moruya. The crew wer
SUSSEX, ENGLAND. 1943-11-21. NO. 11 PERSONNEL DESPATCH AND RECEPTION CENTRE TEAM AT BRIGHTON WHICH PLAYED A RAAF OVERSEAS HQ TEAM FROM LONDON IN THE FIRST INTER-UNIT AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL GAME PLA
Informal group portrait of the crew of Lancaster "C" for Charlie. Identified, left to right: back row: 425053 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Lorraine John (Jack) Quaite, Navigator; Charlie Harris, of Birm
