The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 to right: Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) J. M. Daniels; Warrant Officer (WO) F. J. Baylis; WO R. E. Smith DFM; Flt Lt J. Weatherill; Squadron Leader K. J. Newman DFC and Bar; Flying Officer (FO) L. G. E. Grover; Flt Lt Neville Polley; FO A. G. Shingles.
Karachi, India. c. 1945. The navigators of three of the RAF Mosquito aircraft on Mauripur airfield. Left to right: Warrant Officer (WO) F. J. Baylis; WO R. E. Smith DFM; Flying Officer L. G. E. Grover
Karachi, India. c. 1945. Squadron Leader K. J. Newman DFC and Bar of Auckland, NZ (left), is being welcomed by Group Captain T. N. Evans, the Commanding Officer at Mauripur airfield. A flight of 4700
Karachi, India. c. 1945. Warrant Officer R. E. Smith DFM, navigator of Little Waltham, Essex (left), and the pilot, Squadron Leader K. J. Newman DFC and Bar of Auckland, NZ, leave the record breaking
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
Arakan, Burma. c. 1945. Wing Commander (Wg Cdr) Michael Lowrie of Chorley Wood, Hertfordshire (right), and Flying Officer (FO) G. Stevens of The Larches, West Malling, Kent (centre), being supplied wi
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
