The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. SOME OF THE PILOTS WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE LARGEST BOMBING RAID ON A LAND TARGET IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA. LEFT TO RIGHT. F/O AUSTIN SKINNER, OF WONTHAGGI, VIC., F/LT. CHARLES LEARMOUTH, OF TYRENDARRA, VIC., F/LT. CLAUDE SLADEN OF CAMDEN, N.S.W., F/O. DICK FEATHERS, OF PERTH, W.A., F/O. JACK MCMASTER, OF HAMILTON, QUEENSLAND, F/SGT. ALEC. MCKAY OF CAULFIELD, VIC., AND F/LT. DICK HUNT, OF DOUBLE BAY, N.S.W. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
NEW GUINEA. SOME OF THE PILOTS WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE LARGEST BOMBING RAID ON A LAND TARGET IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA. LEFT TO RIGHT. F/LT. DICK HUNT, OF DOUBLE BAY, N.S.W. F/O. AUSTIN SKINNER, O
NEW GUINEA. BEFORE THIS RAAF-MANNED LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT TOOK OFF TO ATTACK JAPANESE STRONGHOLDS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA, F/O A. DUCAT D.F.M. OF PERTH, W.A. CHECKED ONE OF THE GUNS WITH SGT. H. WI
NEW GUINEA. BACK FROM A MISSION OVER JAPANESE HELD KAIRIRU ISLAND, NEAR WEWAK, FLIGHT OFFICER K. JOHNSTON OF MANLY, N.S.W. F/LT. W. REHFISCH OF CAULFIELD, VIC, AND F/O. J. O'KEEFE OF IPSWICH, QLD, SWA
Group portrait of members of No. 22 Squadron RAAF in front of a Boston A20G aircraft. The men in the front row are all holding a Wolsley pattern solar topee with the RAAF tricolour flash sewn on the c
Group portrait of 44 officers who attended the Second Australian Army Officers' Training School, No. 21 Course, which was held at Wooloomanata homestead near Geelong, Victoria. The course ran from 9 N
Korea. 14 May 1953. C Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), has its daily O Group when all information regarding battalion events, patrols and the like is given out to platoon
