The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA. THE CREW OF AN AMERICAN B17 FLYING FORTRESS BOMBER RETURNED FROM A MISSION. THE CREW WAS HEADED BY LIEUT MACLAREN (FIRST PILOT), LIEUT PATTERSON (CO-PILOT), AND LIEUT ARMITAGE, (OBSERVER AND NAVIGATOR). THESE BOYS WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR PUTTING A JAP TANKER OUT OF ACTION.
The crew of an American Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress aircraft returned from a mission. The crew was headed by Lieutenant (Lt) Maclaren (first pilot), Lt Patterson (co-pilot) and Lt Armitage, observer a
The crew of an American Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress aircraft returned from a mission. The crew was headed by Lieutenant (Lt) Maclaren (first pilot), Lt Patterson (co-pilot) and Lt Armitage, observer a
The crew of an American Boeing B17 Flying Fortress returned from a mission talking to Barry Young, Australian War Correspondent.
Papua, New Guinea. 1942-08. Crew of an American Boeing B17 Flying Fortress aircraft waiting to take off on a supply-dropping mission over the forward area.
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. OPERATIONAL AREA. THIS AMERICAN LIBERATOR ON A MISSION OVER THE TANIMBAR ISLANDS WAS ATTACKED BY FIVE ZEROS AND BADLY DAMAGED. PORTION OF THE RETURN TRIP WAS MADE WITH TWO OF THE F
Italy. C. 1944-04. RAF Wellington bomber aircraft and United States Army Air Force (USAAF) Flying Fortress aircraft operating from the same airfields in Italy are bombing the same targets. The Welling
