The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LEFT TO RIGHT: SGT. PILOT DOUGLAS DARGIE OF KATANNING AND PERTH OF THE RAAF WHO IS THE AUSTRALIAN CO-PILOT TO THE MACHINE. 1ST LIEUT. GRAHAM GAMMON OF LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA AND CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA, WHO IS THE PILOT: P.F.C. MURPHY SMIRALDOOF, GUYAHOGA FALLS AND AKRON, OHIO, WHO IS THE GUNNER, ETC... (NEGATIVE BY ANDERSON).
1942-07-17. ALLIED AIRMEN GROUPED ARAOUND THE ZERO BOARD ON WHICH IS RECORDED THEIR SUCCESSES AGAINST THE JAPANESE. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:- P.F.C. MURPHY SMIRALDO, OHIO: SGT. PILOT DOUG. DARGIE, RAAF 2ND
1942-07-17. U.S. ARMY AIR FORCE PERSONNEL EXAMINE TROPHIES OF THEIR STAY IN NEW GUINEA. LEFT TO RIGHT: 2ND LIEUT. STEPHEN A. STARR OF GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA; STAFF SGT JACK ROBERTS OF KINGSTON, PEN
1ST LIEUT. TODD DABNEY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, WHO HAS ONE BOMBER CONFIRMED AND A PROBABLE TWO. (NEGATIVE BY ANDERSON).
Group portrait of RAAF men who are training with US airmen under command of Lieutenant General George Kenney, United States Army Air Force, manned US Consolidated B24 Liberator aircraft on a mission t
NEW GUINEA. LIEUT EDWARD SOLOMAN (SUFFOLK VIRGINIA) PILOT OF A MITCHELL BOMBER AIRCRAFT. BOMBS FROM THIS PLANE SCORED HITS ON TWO SHIPS IN THE JAP CONVOY DESTROYED IN THE BISMARCK SEA BATTLE ON MARCH
Informal group portrait of a Lockheed Ventura bomber crew of 13 Squadron RAAF with their mascot, a dog. Back row, left to right: Flying Officer Don Logan (observer); 051840 Henry Douglas (Doug) Dargie
