The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. RAAF AIRMEN FIND RELAXATION IN NUMEROUS HOBBIES. THE OBSERVER TAKES PRIDE IN MODELLING MINIATURE AIRCRAFT. HE IS SEEN EXAMINING A MODEL BEAUFORT AIRCRAFT AFTER HAVING RETURNED FROM A SUCCESSFUL BOMBING RAID AGAINST THE JAPANESE ON NEW BRITAIN.
NEW GUINEA. THE SQUADRON LEADER H. C. PLENTY DFC (IN HELMET), WHO LED THE FORMATION OF BEAUFORT AIRCRAFT OF NO. 100 SQUADRON RAAF IN A SUCCESSFUL RAID AGAINST NEW BRITAIN, TAKES A PUFF AT HIS CIGARETT
New Guinea. After the serious task of war the men find relaxation in numerous and varied hobbies. This RAAF airman is a keen entomologist, and uses his net to collect butterflies.
The crew of HMAS Shropshire find relaxation in miniature horse racing after the ship's successful attack against Japanese positions in Hollandia, Dutch New Guinea. Wooden horses on stands are attached
AIRBORNE NEAR LINDENHAFEN, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-01-17. VIEW THROUGH THE NOSE OF A BEAUFORT BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 100 SQUADRON RAAF, PILOTED BY FLYING OFFICER ALAN HARRISON OF HUON, TAS, WITH FLYING OFFI
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
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
