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Monywa, Central Burma. 17/18 March 1945. 401140 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Peter McMillan of Inverleigh, via Geelong, Vic, commander of the first flight of Hurricane aircraft of No. 20 Squadron RAF to be equipped with rockets in Burma. Flt Lt McMillan who has served with this squadron for three and a half years, spent nearly six months as a visual control pilot with a ground column in the second Wingate expedition behind the Japanese lines in Burma.
Thazi, Burma. c. January 1945. Inspecting the interior of a temple near Kaleymo which had been abandoned by the Burmese after it was damaged by the Japanese are three RAAF Hurricane pilots of No. 20 S
Monywa, Central Burma. 17 March 1945. Bomb-blasted Monywa, is examined by Pilot Officer J. R. Wolfe (left) and 414638 Warrant Officer Lawrence Benfield of Gaythorne, Qld. Both are pilots in No. 60 Squ
Monywa, Central Burma. 17/18 March 1945. 412540 Pilot Officer (PO) John Jenkins, RAAF of Narromine, NSW, in the cockpit of his tank-busting Hurricane aircraft of No. 20 Squadron RAF on the Burma front
Burma. c. 1945. Fighting the Japanese and blasting them out of bunker defence positions, rocket-firing Hurricane fighter aircraft of No. 20 Squadron RAF. Representatives from six countries are members
Monywa, Central Burma. 17/18 March 1945. NZ40554 Sergeant Albert (Tinny) Martin, Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) of Wellington, NZ, was born in Melbourne, Vic, joined the RNZAF, and is now working
Monywa, Central Burma. 17 March 1945. In the ruins of Monywa, blasted by bombing, 414638 Warrant Officer Lawrence Benfield of Gaythorne, Qld, makes a sight-seeing tour on a day off from flying. He is
