The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The engine which has been torn off a Kittyhawk aircraft as a result of a crash by Beaufighter A8-55 of No. 22 Squadron RAAF on take off, damaging three Kittyhawk aircraft in the process. (Donor A. Miller)
A Beaufighter of No. 22 Squadron RAAF, serial A8-55 (DU-K), belches black smoke and flames. Pilot Ralph Ind and navigator Roger Blunt were lucky to escape from this aircraft which had crashed on take
Balikpapan, Borneo. c. 1945. A Beaufighter aircraft, serial A8-186, of No. 22 Squadron RAAF is being lifted by an aircraft crane after a tyre blowout. (Donor A. Miller)
MILNE BAY, PAPUA. C. 1942-10. A DAMAGED HUDSON BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 6 SQUADRON RAAF WHICH HAD BEEN STRUCK BY A BEAUFIGHTER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 30 SQUADRON RAAF WHICH WAS ATTEMPTING TO LAND ON THE MUDDY
Flying Officer Vic Tovey RAAF, a pilot of No. 22 Squadron RAAF at the controls of a Beaufighter aircraft, taken looking towards the cockpit. (Donor A. Miller)
Injected Polystyrene model DAP Beaufighter Mk21 depicting aircraft A8-20 of No.31 Squadron RAAF. The model is painted overall foliage green with black propellers and yellow propeller tips. Each side
Tawi, Philippines. 1945. Aerial view, taken from the navigator's cockpit, looking back after take off from the Sanga airstrip used by No. 22 Squadron RAAF. The tail of the aircraft is visible in the f
