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Amberley, Qld. 1945-07-18. "Here's Troub-ole" is the emblem painted on the cabin door of a De Havilland (Australia) Mosquito aircraft of No. 1 Squadron RAAF flown by Squadron Commanding Officer, 290491 Wing Commander R. A. Little DFC of Subiaco, WA. The artwork shows a mosquito drinking from a beer mug.
Artwork painted on the crew entry door of a de Havilland Mosquito FB Mk VI aircraft of 1 Squadron RAAF. The aircraft was A52-513 'Here's Troub-ole', the regular machine of Wing Commander Little. The a
Amberley, Qld. 1945-07-18. Aircrew of No. 1 Squadron RAAF, left to right: 406948 Flying Officer (FO) Jack Murray of Claremont, WA; 266397 Flight Lieutenant F. J. Magee DFC of Coogee, NSW; 429908 FO B.
Artwork painted on the crew entry door of a de Havilland Mosquito FB Mk VI aircraft of 1 Squadron, RAAF, known as Little Phyl. The artwork reads 'Little Phyl'.
Artwork painted on the crew entry door of a de Havilland Mosquito FB Mk VI aircraft of 1 Squadron, RAAF. The artwork reads 'Puggles'.
Amberley, Qld. 1945-07-18. Portrait of Flight Lieutenant F. J. Magee DFC, navigator, of Coogee, NSW, serving with No. 1 (Mosquito) Squadron RAAF. He flies with Commanding Officer 290491 Wing Commander
Artwork painted on the crew entry door of a de Havilland Mosquito FB Mk. VI aircraft of 1 Squadron RAAF. The aircraft was A52-518 'The Bondi Blonde' and the artwork depicts a woman wearing a swimming
