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LIEUT. BOB HARRIGER OF ROSE BUSH, MICHIGAN ONE OF THE NIGHT FIGHTER PILOTS WHO ENGAGED A LONE JAPANESE RAIDER OVER TOWNSVILLE ON 28 JULY 1942. IT IS BELIEVED THAT THE LONG RANGE FLYING BOAT WAS DESTROYED, BUT NO DAMAGE WAS DONE TO TOWNSVILLE. (NEGATIVE BY ANDERSON).
CAPTAIN DON MAINWARING OF PENNSYLVANIA, ONE OF THE NIGHT FIGHTER PILOTS WHO ENGAGED THE JAPANESE RAIDER OVER TOWNSVILLE ON 28 JULY 1942. IT IS BELIEVED THAT THE LONG RANGE FLYING BOAT WAS DESTROYED, B
Townsville, Queensland. July 1942. Captain Don Mainwaring of Pennsylvania, USA (left), and Lieutenant Bob Harrigen of Rose Bush, Michigan, USA (right), two US Air Force fighter pilots who engaged the
Two pilots of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF shown after landing from a gunnery flight at the RAF Armament Training School in Cyprus. Sergeant Vern Pennefather of Launceston, Tas (left) had recently became eng
ENGLAND. 1944-07-01. 404163 FLYING OFFICER G. P. ARMSTRONG OF MT MORGAN, QLD, AN AUSTRALIAN SERVING WITH NO. 165 SQUADRON RAF, SHOWING DAMAGE RESULTING TO THE TAIL PLANE OF HIS SPITFIRE FIGHTER AIRCRA
Townsville, Qld. 2 November 1945. Informal group portrait of pilots of 79 Fighter Squadron, RAAF, sitting beside their Spitfire Mk VII aircraft at Garbutt Airfield. They are en route to No. 6 Aircraft
India. C. 1943-01. With his own aircraft in flames, 404099 Flying Officer (FO) C. B. Crombie of Warwick, Qld, shot down two Japanese bomber aircraft and possibly a third in the Calcutta area on the ni
