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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 of this squadron standing and sitting on the wing. Left to right: Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Peter L. McMillan of Inverleigh, Vic; Flying Officer (FO) J. D. McPhail of Wanganui, NZ; Squadron Leader Andrew Patrick Millar DSO DFC of London, England, the Commanding Officer; Flt Lt Ed Fockler of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; FO Richard W. Parr of Observatory, Johannesburg, South Africa; Flt Lt John Penman of Midlothian, Scotland; Pilot Officer J. Jenkins of Narromine, NSW.
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
Karachi, India. c. 1945. Group portrait of the pilots and navigators of the four RAF Mosquito aircraft which made the flight from Benson to Karachi in under thirteen hours on Mauripur airfield. Left t
Bengal, India. c. January 1945. Group portrait of the crew of an US Navy Air Sea Rescue PBY 5A Catalina flying boat operating from a Bengal Indian base, standing in front of the aircraft. This crew ma
Mandalay, Burma. 12 September 1942. Bomb bursts, on the tracks and rolling stock in the south part of the train station, results of a successful attack by No. 60 (Hurricane) Squadron RAF and No. 113 (
Burma. c. 1945. Group of pilots of an RAF fighter squadron relaxing in the bar area of their mess tent after a hard day's flying from a forward airstrip against the Japanese forces. Left to right: Fly
Manipur, India. c. June 1944. Portrait of three RAAF aircrew Flying Officer (FO) P. L. Payne of East Brisbane, Qld (left), Warrant Officer M. B. Todd of Croydon, NSW (centre) and FO R. Austin of Corow
