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Cox's Bazaar, Burma. 1944-12-06. Two RAAF pilots, who fly Tiger Moth aircraft evacuating wounded from small landing strips, often within sight of the enemy on the Arakan front. Standing beside a Stinson L5, another type of light aircraft used in this work, are Flying Officer Wally McLellan of Narrabri, NSW (left), and Pilot Officer W. G. M. Taylor of West Kogarah, NSW. They are part of operations with the 3rd Tactical Air Force (TAF) Communication Flight and No. 45 Squadron RAF.
Cox's Bazaar, Burma. 1944-12-06. Tiger Moth and Stinson L5 aircraft of 3rd Tactical Air Force (TAF) Communication Flight and No. 45 Squadron RAF on the airfield. These light aircraft are used to evacu
Cox's Bazaar, Burma. 1944-12-06. A Stinson L5 aircraft flying over the Arakan. These light aircraft of 3rd Tactical Air Force (TAF) Communication Flight and No. 45 Squadron RAF are used to evacuate wo
Kumbhirgram, Assam, India. 7 January 1945. Walking back to the crew room after making test flights in their Mosquito aircraft are Flight Lieutenant Wally McLellan of Narrabri, NSW (left), and Pilot Of
Group portrait of pilots of an air ambulance flight evacuating wounded from the Arakan front in light aircraft. Identified from left to right, back row: 1271470 Warrant Officer (WO) R. F. Buxton, RAF
Arakan, Burma. c. July 1944. Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) D. K. McDonald DFC of Kogarah, NSW (right centre, with hands on knees) describes the installation of a 500lb bomb beneath the mainplane of a Thun
NARROMINE, NSW. 1939? FLYING OFFICER R. E. BOWMAN (CENTRE) AND TWO STUDENTS STANDING IN FRONT OF A DH-82 TIGER MOTH AIRCRAFT (A17-27).
