The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE UNITED STATES MEMBERS OF THE "CATERPILLAR CLUB" MEMBERSHIP OF WHICH BECOMES AUTOMATIC AFTER A SUCCESSFUL "BAIL-OUT". ON THE LEFT IS CAPTAIN W.J. HENNON OF MISSESOTA WITH 1ST LIEUT. JAMES B. MOREHEAD (RIGHT) FROM OKLAHOMA, BOTH MEMBERS OF AN AMERICAN FIGHTER SQUADRON OPERATING IN AUSTRALIA. (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
The 49th Fighter Group USAAF stationed in Darwin area. Aircraft flying in formation, low flying for anti-aircraft defence practice. Personality shots of American fighter pilots. Names in order of shot
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
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
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 423667 Warrant Officer Andrew Graham Davison, No. 115 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, United Kingdom, c.1945-1990. Collection consists of
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
AMERICAN FIGHTER PILOTS ARE PUTTING UP A GOOD SHOW IN AUSTRALIA WITH BOTH MEN AND MACHINE GRADUALLY MAKING THE WEIGHT OF THE UNITED STATES FELT IN THE PACIFIC AIR WAR. IN BETWEEN OPERATIONS THE PILOTS
