The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Burma front. They are flying Vultee Vengeance and Hurricane aircraft, and the good work they are doing is appreciated both by the Army and their colleagues of the RAF.
Burma. c. March 1944. Flying Officer (FO) Sharma (left), the pilot, of Lucknow, India, and FO Sadiq, the rear gunner, of Kohat, India, the crew of a Vultee Vengeance aircraft of one of the Indian Air
Standing in front of a tent during a visit to the RAF squadrons operating against the Japanese from Indian bases on the Burma front, and, from left to right RAF Wing Commander (unidentified), Sir Rona
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,
Burma. c. 1945. Under these hats RAF airmen are collecting mail which had just arrived for RAF Squadrons operating on a forward airstrip. A number of RAAF aircrew are serving with the squadrons at thi
Ye-u, Burma. 7 February 1945. A RAF transport truck passing through the town, on its way to forward fighter airstrips from which RAF squadrons are operating to give close support to the British 14th A
Myogwin, Burma. 14 February 1945. A blow to Japanese communications, this railway bridge carried many vital war supplies on the rail tracks. It was bombed by aircraft of RAF squadrons of the Strategic
