The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Central Burma. c. 1945. Informal group portrait of an RAF Hawker Hurricane (Hurribomber) Squadron and a party of Burmese Christian ladies visiting a forward RAF airfield. They brought with them flour, eggs, and fruit for the pilots operating from the airfield.
Central Burma. c. 1945. Two of the Burmese Christian ladies who visited pilots of a RAF Hawker Hurricane (Hurribomber) Squadron shield themselves from the glare of the sun with a parasol while they, a
Burma. c. March 1945. Pilots of an RAF Hawker Hurricane (Hurribomber) Squadron operating from an airstrip close behind the British 14th Army, study their target maps at the open air 'Ops' (Operations)
Burma. c. March 1945. Operating in close support of the British 14th Army on the road to Mandalay, the RAF have moved well into Burma. RAF Douglas C47 Dakota transport aircraft, serial no. KJ895, is u
Arakan, Burma. c. 1945. These pilots of an RAF Mosquito Squadron, wearing their various types of jungle kit, have to cross a wooden bridge to reach the airfield. A magnificent job has been done in the
Burma. C. 1944-12. Ground crews preparing an RAF Hawker Hurricane (Hurribomber) aircraft of Eastern Air Command on a forward airstrip on the Burma front, while bullock carts went their way across a tr
Burma. c. March 1944. Captain Cotton (rear right), an Army Liaison Officer, gives crews details regarding Japanese positions. Squadrons of the Indian Air Force are now successfully operating on the Bu
