The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Pilots and ground crew of No. 4 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF beside a Boomerang aircraft, serial no. A46-???, code name QE-H, named `On the Job'. Identified from left to right: Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Black; LAC Brough; Flying Officer (FO) David Murrie; FO Philip Simpson; 416177 Corporal Glenn Francis James Chambers; LAC Rayson. The nose art is of the Disney cartoon character Goofy, painted on the side of the aircraft by Corporal Chambers.
Pilots and ground crew of No. 4 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF, with one of the squadron's Boomerang aircraft named `Susanne'. Identified are, left to right: FO Dellow [probably 404977 Willia
Nadzab, New Guinea. 1 August 1944. A Boomerang aircraft, serial no. A46-204, code name QE-I, of No. 4 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF, sitting on its undercarriage after a landing accident. Fl
Cape Gloucester, New Britain. 18 May 1944. An overturned Boomerang aircraft, serial no. A46-174, code name QE-Y of No. 4 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF, after a landing accident. Flying Offic
Informal portrait of 432886 Flying Officer (FO) Philip Simpson and FO David Murrie. Both of these men are pilots with No. 4 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF.
Damaged aircraft sitting at the side of a landing strip. Identified aircraft from left: two Boomerangs QE-T and A46-113 (burnt in an accident on 27 March 1944) of 4 Tactical Reconnaissance (TAC/R) Squ
432886 Flying Officer Philip Simpson (left) and Flying Officer David Murrie, No. 4 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF, watering their garden. The garden is situated next to one of the tents in th
