The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Arezzo, Italy. c. August 1944. The Germans decided to make a strong point of this village in the Arezzo area of Italy. No. 239 Wing RAF, a Kittyhawk fighter bomber wing, in which two RAAF squadrons serve, was detailed to shift the enemy. Effective bombing and strafing drove the Germans out. After the Allied occupation of the village, two RAAF pilots make a tour of inspection to view the destruction wrought by their Kittyhawk bombers.
Arezzo, Italy. c. August 1944. Pilots of an all Australian fighter bomber squadron in Italy view a badly damaged former Nazi strong point in a village near Arezzo. Prior to the Germans being driven ou
Grottaglie, Italy. 1943. Air Chief Marshal Tedder, Air Marshal Conyngham, and Vice Marshal Broadhurst, walk past damaged buildings during a visit to the Kittyhawk aircraft wing now operating in Italy.
Grottaglie, Italy. 1943. Air Chief Marshal Tedder, Air Marshal Conyngham, and Vice Marshal Broadhurst, walk past damaged buildings during a visit to the Kittyhawk aircraft wing now operating in Italy.
Italy. c. 1944. Members of an Air Stores Park (ASP) RAF unit in Italy, engaged in loading up aircraft propellers. At present the unit is based near the airfield used by No. 450 (Kittyhawk) Squadron RA
Italy. c. 1944. Members of an Air Stores Park (ASP) RAF unit in Italy, engaged in loading up aircraft propellers. At present the unit is based near the airfield used by No. 450 (Kittyhawk) Squadron RA
Foggia, Italy. 1943. A Curtiss P40 Kittyhawk fighter bomber of No. 3 Squadron RAAF, having a thorough overhaul after returning from an operation over Yugoslavia. This Squadron along with two other squ
