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Kyaukpyu, Ramree Island, Burma. 4 August 1945. A Burmese temple, desecrated by the Japanese when they used it as a strongpoint, is inspected by four RAAF members operating with the RAF from a forward airstrip. In front, left to right: Warrant Officer (WO) L. J. Masters of Swansea, NSW. WO R. N. Dutneall of Kew, Vic. At rear: Pilot Officer (PO) Eric Evans of Newcastle, NSW; PO W. H. (Cobber) Pye of Ultimo, NSW.
Kyaukpyu, Ramree Island, Burma. 4 August 1945. Serving in a No. 10 (Hurricane) Squadron, Royal Indian Air Force (RIAF) on the Arakan front are two RAAF members, Pilot Officer (PO) Eric Evans of Newcas
Kyaukpyu, Ramree Island, Burma. 4 August 1945. RAAF members 410045 Warrant Officer R. N. (Bob) Dutneall of Kew, Vic (left), and 412991 WO J. J. (Butch) Masters of Swansea, NSW, pilots in No. 273 (Spit
Rangoon, Burma. 19 May 1945. RAAF pilots in No. 273 (Spitfire) Squadron RAF, 410045 Warrant Officer (WO) R. N. (Bob) Dutneall of Kew, Vic, 420095 WO Mark Wood of Fairfield West, NSW, and 412991 WO L.
Rangoon, Burma. 19 May 1945. RAAF pilots in No. 273 Squadron, the first RAF Spitfire squadron to be based on Rangoon after its recapture seized the first opportunity of sight-seeing in the shattered c
Australian and New Zealand airmen serving with No. 273 (Spitfire) Squadron RAF, enjoy sight-seeing in the recaptured city of Rangoon. Left to right, 420095 WO Mark Wood, RAAF of Fairfield West, NSW, 4
Australian and New Zealand airmen serving with No. 273 (Spitfire) Squadron RAF, enjoy sight-seeing in the recaptured city of Rangoon. Scrupously observing Buddhist religious customs, the airmen remove
