The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
FIGHTER PILOT G.E. KISER, ONE OF THE ACE PILOTS OF AN AUSTRALIAN BASED AMERICAN SQUADRON. AT THE TIME THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN, CAPTAIN KISER HAD SEVEN JAPANESE AIRCRAFT TO HIS CREDIT. (NEGATIVE BY MCNEIL).
ACE PILOT JAMES B. MOREHEAD OF OKLAHOMA, WITH KITTY THE "KITE". SEVERAL OF THE PILOTS OF THIS AMERICAN FIGHTER SQUADRON HAVE QUALIFIED FOR THE "ACE" TITLE BY SHOOTING DOWN AT LEAST FIVE ENEMY AIRCRAFT
AMERICAN ARMY PILOTS SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA ARE PUTTING UP A FINE PERFORMANCE AGAINST THE JAPANESE AND HAVE A SPLENDID RECORD OF ENEMY PLANES TO THEIR CREDIT. THESE FIGHTER PILOTS FIND REST FROM PHYSI
UNITED STATES FIGHTER SQUADRONS AGAINST THE JAPANESE FROM AUSTRALIAN BASES ARE RAPIDLY PILING UP A BIG SCORE OF DESTROYED ENEMY PLANES. FIRST LIEUT. ANDREW J. REYNOLDS, OF OKLAHOMA, IS ONE OF THE SEVE
OFF ON A TRIP TO SEE IF HE CAN ADD ANOTHER ENEMY PLANE TO THE SEVEN REGISTERED AGAINST HIS NAME. CAPTAIN GEORGE E. (KENTUCKY) KISER IS ANOTHER OF THE AMERICAN PILOTS WHO IS MAKING JAPANESE RAIDS ON AU
AMERICAN FIGHTER SQUADRONS IN AUSTRALIA ARE RAPIDLY GROWING IN STRENGTH AND REPUTATION. THIS PICTURE SHOWS A NOVEL DEMONSTRATION FLIGHT WITH THE AIRCRAFT FORMING THE INITIALS U.S. (NEGATIVE BY MCNEIL)
A line up of four Curtiss P-40E Warhawk (aka Kittyhawk in British Commonwealth service) fighter aircraft of the 7th Squadron, United States Army Air Force (USAAF) 49th Fighter Group. The aircraft clos
