The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. LIEUTENANT CLINTON MCMILLAN AND STAFF SERGEANT ALOYSIUS ZIOBER, BOTH OF ILLINOIS, USA, THE TALLEST AND SHORTEST MEMBERS OF THE CREW OF A LIBERATOR BOMBER "MISS GIVING". THIS BOMBER FLEW TWENTY-SEVEN MISSIONS WHILE SERVING WITH 528TH BOMBARDMENT SQUADRON OF THE 380TH BOMBARDMENT GROUP USAAF. IT LATER JOINED NO. 7 OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT RAAF AT TOCUMWAL, NSW, FOR CREW CONVERSION TRAINING WHERE ITS USAAF SERIAL NUMBER 42-40489 WAS REPLACED WITH RAAF A72-4. (NEGATIVE BY MCNEIL).
Fenton, NT. 7 September 1944. Members of US Army Air Force (USAAF) and RAAF air crew just back from a raid on Laha stand near their Consolidated B24 Liberator bomber aircraft of one of the USAAF squad
An unidentified group of RAAF aircrew who comprised the crew of a Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft in a RAAF Squadron. They are shown during a visit to the 380th Bomb Group, USAAF, and were
LIBERATOR B-24 J, RAAF OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT, TOCUMWAL (NSW). LOOKING UP UNDER A72-46. DATE UNKNOWN. NO CREW DETAILS.
DARWIN, NT. 1946-02-26. WRECKED LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT NEAR THE RAAF BASE. THE AIRCRAFT IN THE FOREGROUND IS LIBERATOR A72-31, THE FIRST OF 273 LIBERATORS DELIVERED TO THE RAAF FROM UNITED STATES FACTORIE
TOCUMWAL, NSW. A CONSOLIDATED LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT, A72-75 OF (B) OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT RAAF, IN FLIGHT. (DONOR: C. A. LYNCH).
Tocumwal, NSW. C. 1944. Two WAAAF armourers working on a gun turret of a Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft at No. 7 Operational Training Unit, RAAF Station Tocumwal.
