The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Warming up prior to a takeoff. Martin B26 Marauder aircraft of the United States 22nd Bomb Group on an Allied airfield preparing for a raid against Japanese bases in the Pacific.
Crew members standing in front of a United States Army Air Force (USAAF) B26 Martin Marauder bomber which has been named 'sourpuss'. Identified from left to right: Charles Smith of South Carolina, nav
PAPUA, 1942-07-27. THE MASSIVE TAIL OF AN AMERICAN B26 MARAUDER BOMBER AIRCRAFT, SERIAL NO. 01503, OF US AIR FORCE 22ND BOMB GROUP, PROBABLY AT 7 MILE STRIP AIRFIELD. OTHER MARAUDER BOMBER AIRCRAFT AR
NEW GUINEA, 1942-08-11. THE CREW OF A 39TH INFANTRY BATTALION, AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES, BREN GUN CARRIER PAY A CALL ON THE REAR-GUNNER OF AN AMERICAN US 22ND BOMB GROUP B26 GIANT BOMBER AS IT STAND
PAPUA. 1942-07-27. RE-FUELLING AND SERVICING AN AMERICAN B26 MARAUDER BOMBER OF US AIR FORCE 22ND BOMB GROUP, PROBABLY AT THE AIRFIELD AT SEVEN MILE STRIP, IMMEDIATELY AFTER ITS RETURN FROM A RAID ON
PAPUA. 1942-07-25. THIS MARAUDER (B26) BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF US AIR FORCE 22ND BOMB GROUP IS NOT AIR-BORNE, AS MIGHT APPEAR, BUT IS MAKING A FORCED LANDING ON AN AIRFIELD. NOTE THE CLOUD OF DUST PLOUGHED
PORT MORESBY, PAPUA, 1942-07-25. US AIR FORCE 22ND BOMB GROUP PERSONNEL INSPECTING THE DAMAGE TO A MARAUDER (B26) BOMBER AIRCRAFT "COSSACK" WHICH MADE A FORCED LANDING ON THE AIRFIELD AT SEVEN MILE ST
