The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of the American crews of the Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft which participated in close co-operation with the RAF and British Fleet in the Mediterranean Naval engagement. The American bombers concentrated on the Italian battleships and a number of direct hits were scored. Intercepted on their way back by German Messerschmitt fighter aircraft, the US bombers shot one down in the ensuing fight and returned home safely without suffering any serious damage.
After the raid on the Italian battleships, American and RAF fliers discuss the operation, how well the Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft behaved and what hits they saw scored from their resp
The American ship USS Peary exploding after Japanese dive bombers scored two direct hits during the first Japanese air raid on 19 February 1942. The ship later sunk.
Foggia, Italy. 9 June 1943. Bombs straddled the southern end of the hangar area and two probable hits were scored on hangars when US Army Air Force Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft attacked
Catania, Sicily, Italy. 19 May 1943. A strong force of Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft of the US Army Air Force raided Catania on 11 May 1943. Aerial view during the attack of bombs bursti
NEW GUINEA. IN A MOONLIGHT ATTACK ON LAE HARBOUR A FORMATION OF AMERICAN MITCHELL BOMBERS SCORED DIRECT HITS ON AN ENEMY SUBMARINE UNLOADING CARGO. HERE ARE SOME OF THE MEN WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE ATT
New Guinea. Portrait of Pilot Officer J. Bell and Sergeant (Sgt) V. E. Walter of Newcastle, NSW, standing under an aircraft. RAAF members are now flying United States Army Air Force Consolidated B24 L
