The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rome, Italy. 13 April 1945. After having completed their tour of operations with No. 3 (Mustang) Squadron RAAF based at Cervia, these pilots enjoyed a well earned spell, where they saw the sights of the Eternal City. RAAF airmen in front of one of the many famous statue-fountains that surround the city with some of their New Zealand (Kiwi) friends are, left to right: 421592 Warrant Officer (WO) S. J. Haggarty of Waverley, NSW; 421078 WO E. J. Power of Leeton, NSW; 415712 WO J. A. Woods of Kalgoorlie, WA; 421525 WO John Turkington of Double Bay, NSW; 422266 Pilot Officer P. J. Fay of Northwood, NSW.
Rome, Italy. 13 April 1945. After having completed their tour of operations with No. 3 (Mustang) Squadron RAAF based at Cervia, these pilots are enjoying a well earned spell, where they are seeing the
Rome. c. 1945. With the knowledge that they have completed their tour of operations, these four pilots of No. 3 (Mustang) Squadron RAAF in northern Italy can afford to take things easy for a while. th
Jesi, Italy. c. September 1944. Informal portrait of 21697 Leading Aircraftman D. H. Clarkson of Strathfield, NSW, fitter, with No. 3 Squadron RAAF in Italy, helps pilot 421078 Warrant Officer (WO) E.
Jesi, Italy. c. September 1944. Informal portrait of 421078 Warrant Officer (WO) E. J. Power of Leeton, NSW, in the cockpit of his North American P51 Mustang aircraft. WO Power is a pilot with No. 3 S
Members of No. 459 (Baltimore) Squadron RAAF, passing through Athens on their way back to Africa to rejoin their squadron after having forced landed in Crete. These airmen struck up a friendship with
Australian and New Zealand airmen serving with No. 273 (Spitfire) Squadron RAF, enjoy sight-seeing in the recaptured city of Rangoon. Left to right, 420095 WO Mark Wood, RAAF of Fairfield West, NSW, 4
