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Photograph 011474 Second World War, 1939-1945Malaya. Javanese ground staff preparing ammunition to load guns on a Netherland East Indies fighter aircraft.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
During the campaign in Malaya, preparations were being made behind the lines to prevent equipment from falling into the hands of the advancing Japanese troops. At a Netherlands fighter squadron, a Javanese member of the ground staff closes one of the gun-bay panels on a Dutch Brewster Buffalo fighter.
Malaya. Javanese ground staff preparing ammunition to load guns on a Netherland East Indies fighter aircraft.

Sembawang, Singapore. C. 1941-10. A trio of Brewster Buffalo fighter aircraft of No. 453 Squadron RAAF returning from a sortie over Malaya.

Suvla Bay Area, Turkey. 1915-12. A huge stack of British Army stores destined to be burnt as the evacuation commenced, to prevent them falling into the hands of the Turks.

A line up of Brewster Buffalo fighter aircraft of No. 453 Squadron RAAF on the airfield shortly after the formation of the Squadron in May 1941. The aircraft are a new acquisition for the RAAF and are

THE CHINESE VICTORY AT CHANGSHA. AT CHANGSHA A CHINESE SOLDIER MOUNTS HIS SUBMACHINE GUN. HE IS ONE OF THE GROUND STAFF. THE PLANE IS A PART OF A NETHERLANDS FIGHTER SQUADRON IN MALAYA.

Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) Jack Royston Kinninmont, DFC and bar, of Northbridge, NSW, enters his aircraft in readiness for a gunnery exercise. He was undertaking a Jet Conversion Course with No. 2 Ope
