The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Burma. c. 4 April 1945. Patricia Burke sings to the pilots, including several RAAF aircrew of a RAF Thunderbolt squadron, from the leading edge of one of the aircraft. Patricia Burke is the stage, screen and radio star, and daughter of the Australian actress, Marie Burke, and was making a visit to all the forward area RAF airstrips and hospitals.
Burma. c. 4 April 1945. Patricia Burke (centre) autographs the two injured legs of Sergeant K. A. Hyett of Cloust, at a RAF hospital. Patricia Burke is the stage, screen and radio star, and daughter o
Burma. c. 4 April 1945. Marie Burke, the Australian actress, on a makeshift stage singing to RAAF and RAF personnel of an RAF fighter squadron during her visit to forward RAF fighter airstrips.
Burma. c. 1945. Guarding airstrips deep in the jungle, protecting RAF Convoys to the forward area, men of the RAF Regiment have a 'fireside' chat with Group Captain J. H. Harris, the Command Defence O
Ye-u, Burma. 7 February 1945. A RAF transport truck passing through the town, on its way to forward fighter airstrips from which RAF squadrons are operating to give close support to the British 14th A
Arakan, Burma. c. July 1944. Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) D. K. McDonald DFC of Kogarah, NSW (right centre, with hands on knees) describes the installation of a 500lb bomb beneath the mainplane of a Thun
Burma. c. 1945. Guarding airstrips deep in the jungle, protecting RAF convoys to the forward area, men of the RAF Regiment have a 'fireside' chat with Group Captain J. H. Harris, the Command Defence O
