The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
India. c. 1945. Setting out on a tour of the Wing Headquarters, are, left to right: Colonel M. W. Kaye of the US Army Air Force; Air Marshal W. A. Coryton CB MVO DFC, Air Marshal Commanding RAF Burma, Mrs Casey; R. G. Casey, Governor of Bengal; Group Captain S. G. Wise DFC, Commanding Officer of the Photographic Reconnaissance Unit (PRU); Wing Commander G. D. Park. Mosquito aircraft of the PRU had been used to take low-level aerial photographs of Calcutta's condemned slum areas in response to a special request made by Mr Casey.
India. c. 1945. Portrait of Mrs Casey, Air Marshal W. A. Coryton CB MVO DFC, Air Marshal Commanding RAF Burma, R. G. Casey, Governor of Bengal, during their tour of inspection to the Wing Headquarters
India. c. 1945. Group Captain S. G. Wise DFC of Worcester Park, Surrey, the Commanding Officer of the Photographic Reconnaissance Unit (PRU), left, with Air Marshal W. A. Coryton CB MVO DFC, and Colon
India. c. 1945. Air Marshal W. A. Coryton CB MVO DFC, Air Marshal Commanding RAF Burma (left), greets the Governor of Bengal, R. G. Casey, when he visited the RAF Wing Headquarters of a Photographic R
India. c. 1945. The Governor of Bengal, R. G. Casey, made a special request to an RAF Photographic Reconnaissance Unit (PRU) to take low level aerial photographs of Calcutta's condemned areas. RAF Mos
India. c. 1945. The Governor of Bengal, R. G. Casey, made a special request to an RAF Photographic Reconnaissance Unit to take low level aerial photographs of Calcutta's condemned areas. RAF Mosquito
Bengal, India. 29 March 1945. Mrs R. G. Casey, wife of the Governor of Bengal, paid a visit to the Headquarters (HQ) of Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command. Mrs Casey was received by Air Marshal
