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Digri, Bengal, India. 1944-11-27. Portrait of three RAAF members of No. 215 (Liberator) Squadron RAF, playing darts in their mess hall. Left to right: 11323 Flying Officer (FO) S. R. Clarke, Pilot of Abbotsford, Vic; 428492 FO Roy S. Andrews, Wireless Air Gunner of Sandringham, Vic; 406494 Pilot Officer R. M. Stephens of Perth, WA.
Digri, Bengal, India. 1944-11-27. Because of a preponderance of Australian, New Zealand, Canadian and South African aircrews in No. 215 (Liberator) Squadron RAF, English Officers have started a 'Free
Digri, Bengal, India. 1944-11-27. 413313 Flying Officer R. V. Lantzke, RAAF of Cooranbong, NSW, a pilot of No. 215 (Liberator) Squadron RAF, writes his letters home while seated in a chair in the wint
Digri, Bengal, India. 1944-11-28. Group portrait of some of the RAAF members in No. 159 (Liberator) Squadron RAF of Eastern Air Command's Strategic Air Force, operating in India, beside the aircraft n
Digri, Bengal, India. C. 1945-03. Group portrait of some of the RAAF members who took part in the 3000 mile world's record bombing mission from an Indian base, standing and sitting on a wing of one of
Digri, Bengal, India. 1944-11-27. Informal group portrait of RAAF crews in No. 215 (Liberator) Squadron RAF, relaxing in the sun. Left to right, seated: Warrant Officer (WO) J. A. R. South of Darkan,
Digri, Bengal, India. 1944-11-27. Bomb trolleys being wheeled out to load up Liberator bomber aircraft of No. 215 Squadron RAF of Eastern Air Command's Strategic Air Force in readiness for an attack o
