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Salbani, Bengal, India. 1944-11-24. This monkey, a pet named Oscar, at No. 355 (Liberator) Squadron RAF, is friendly enough to Warrant Officer Jack Wickham RAAF of Broken Hill, NSW, so long as he is on the chain and not being a pest running amuck through the billets.
Salbani, Bengal, India. 1944-11-24. 409365 Warrant Officer Jack Wickham, RAAF of Broken Hill, NSW (right), Navigator in No. 355 Squadron RAF operating in India, talking with 1803659 Flight Sergeant J.
Salbani, Bengal, India. 1944-11-24. Liberator bomber aircraft of No. 355 Squadron RAF lined up at Salbani airfield ready for an early-morning take-off to attack Japanese rail targets in Thailand.
Salbani, Bengal, India. 1944-11-24. Liberator bomber aircraft of No. 355 Squadron RAF lined up at Salbani airfield ready for an early-morning take-off to attack Japanese rail targets in Thailand.
Salbani, Bengal, India. 1944-11-24. 425354 Warrant Officer (WO) Reg R. Postle, Wireless Air Gunner (WAG) of Kingaroy, Qld, lights a cigarette for his cousin, 426680 WO Jim Postle, WAG of Coopers Plain
Salbani, Bengal, India. 1944-11-24. RAAF member flying with No. 355 Squadron RAF, 33240 Flight Lieutenant E. A. (Tiny) Talbot, Pilot of Mosman, NSW, with his Flight Engineer, 1403191 Flight Sergeant K
Salbani, Bengal, India. 1944-11-24. RAAF members of No. 355 (Liberator) Squadron RAF crew being interrogated after a raid on railway targets in Siam (Thailand). Left to right: Flight Lieutenant E. Eck
