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New Guinea. A close-up of Pilot Officer (PO) Geoff R. Liddell of Malvern, Vic, during a flight over New Britain. His Beaufort aircraft of No. 100 Squadron RAF was part of a formation that was instructed to carry out pattern bombing over enemy positions. Before joining the RAAF PO Liddell was studying mechanical engineering.
New Guinea. A good day's work accomplished, a mechanic reports progress to his officer, Pilot Officer Geoff R. Liddell of Malvern, Vic, and indicates that the Beaufort aircraft of No. 100 Squadron RAA
NEW GUINEA. A CLOSE-UP OF A WIRELESS OPERATOR. FLIGHT SERGEANT LEE REID OF LEWISHAM DURING A FLIGHT OVER NEW BRITAIN. THE WIRELESS OPERATOR KEEPS IN CONSTANT COMMUNICATION WITH THE OTHER PLANES IN NO
AIRBORNE NEAR LINDENHAFEN, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-01-17. VIEW THROUGH THE NOSE OF A BEAUFORT BOMBER AIRCRAFT. BEAUFORT BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NOS 6, 8 AND 100 SQUADRONS RAAF TOOK PART IN A MASSED DAYLIGHT RAID
AIRBORNE EN ROUTE TO LINDENHAFEN, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-01-17. VIEW THROUGH THE NOSE OF A BEAUFORT BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 100 SQUADRON RAAF. BEAUFORT BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NOS. 6, 8 AND 100 SQUADRONS RAAF FL
VIVIGANI, GOODENOUGH ISLAND, PAPUA. 1944-01-17. BEAUFORT BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 100 (BEAUFORT) SQUADRON RAAF IN FORMATION SHORTLY AFTER TAKE-OFF AS PART OF A MASSED DAYLIGHT RAID ON AN ENEMY CAMP AND
New Britain. A Beaufort bomber aircraft of No. 100 Squadron RAAF over the coast of New Britain after a bombing raid on the Japanese. Note the bomb burst in the low-lying coastal area. Cloud partially
