The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 LIEUT. ROBERT LINSLEY, MAINE. SGT. GEORGE TEAGUE, MASSACHUSETTS. THE NAMES OF SMIRALDO AND TEAGUE HAVE JUST BEEN PUT ON THE ZERO BOARD.
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
1942-07-17. 2ND LIEUT. ROBERT LINSLEY OF PORTLAND, MAINE DIGS A TRENCH TO DRAIN AWAY THE FLOOD FROM HIS TENT.
Three crew members of a US Army Air Force B17 bomber (Flying Fortress) grouped around the `Zero' board which records their successes against the Japanese fighter aircraft.
Studio portrait of 405008 Sergeant (Sgt) Ralph Alexander Wilson of Brisbane, Qld, a pilot in the RAAF. His first mission was piloting a Hampden bomber as part of the 1,000 bomber raid on Bremen on 26
SALVAGING AEROPLANES IN NEW GUINEA. LITTLE IS HEARD OF THE GROUND STAFF OF THE RAAF - THE MEN WHO WORK ALL HOURS AND UNDER ALL CONDITIONS, KEEPING OUR PLANES IN THE AIR, AND STILL LESS IS KNOWN OF THE
Sir Clive Baillieu, Director General of British Purchasing Commission has just pinned “Wings” on Australian airmen (all Leading Aircraftmen [LAC]) in Canada, probably at Uplands Airbase in Ottawa. Lef
