The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. AT A U.S. ARMY HEAVY BOMBARDMENT SQUADRON IN NORTHERN TERRITORY. PRIVATE LESTER GROE OF LAKE MILLS, IOWA PAINTS ANOTHER BOMB AND STARS ON THE SIDE OF A LIBERATOR BOMBER "CHOSEY." THE BOMB REPRESENTS ANOTHER MISSION UNDERTAKEN BY THE PLANE AND THE STAR DENOTES THAT THE MISSION HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED. "CHOSEY" HAS O. BOMBS AND 38 STARS PAINTED ON ITS SIDE. LEANING OUT FROM THE CABIN IS TECHNICAL SERGEANT CLARENCE AESCHLIMAN OF SENECA, KANSAS. (NEGATIVE BY H. DICK).
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. OPERATIONAL AREA. THIS AMERICAN LIBERATOR ON A MISSION OVER THE TANIMBAR ISLANDS WAS ATTACKED BY FIVE ZEROS AND BADLY DAMAGED. PORTION OF THE RETURN TRIP WAS MADE WITH TWO OF THE F
Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Lex Halliday's crew all from 23 Squadron, RAAF, in front of their Consolidated B-24J Liberator, christened 'Toddy', with the nose art showing a caricature of an angry Donald
Khaeng Khoi, Thailand. 3 April 1945. Aerial view from one of the attacking RAF Liberator aircraft during the attack on the marshalling yards. Great clouds of smoke cover the target area, while a dense
Two of the 54 'asura', or demons, which line the right hand side of the southern entrance bridge to the late twelfth century State Temple complex of Angkor Thom, built by King Jayavarman VII in the no
Rectangular shaped painted aircraft fabric 'nose art' from the forward left fuselage of Vickers Wellington Mark X bomber serial number LP 209 'J for Johnny' of 142 Squadron Royal Air Force (RAF). The
Wooden plaque from the United Nations Mission In East Timor (UNAMET) in 1999. At the top of the plaque is a metal plate showing three flags representing Indonesia, the United Nations (with the text 'U
