The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 100 (BEAUFORT) SQUADRON RAAF AND WITH HIS BASE. BEFORE JOINING UP FLIGHT/SERGEANT REID WAS WORKING AS A MUNICIPAL CLERK.
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 instruct
New Guinea. Ready to use the guns in a Beaufort aircraft of No. 100 Squadron RAAF Flight Sergeant Eric Shipway, formerly a clerk of Port Kembla, sitting in the gun turret during a successful raid over
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
England. c August 1944. The crew of No. 53 (Liberator) Squadron RAF. There are six different nationalities in this crew. Identified, back row, left to right: Flight Sergeant Ray J. Compton, Second Nav
New Guinea. The RAAF has played a prominent part in the Allied campaign to drive back the Japanese in the South West Pacific and in raids and reconnaissance many of the planes have been manned by Aust
Studio portrait of 405943 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) James Keith Sinclair, 8 Squadron RAAF. Flt Sgt Sinclair enlisted in June 1941, aged 20, and qualified as a wireless operator/air gunner. He was on
