The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Western Desert, Egypt. 22 October 1942. A Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft with stars on the fuselage denoting ten raids is serviced by American, Australian and British ground staff at a United States bomber base in the Middle East.
Western Desert, Egypt. 22 October 1942. An RAF Corporal (left) serving with the ground staff of a United States bomber station in the Middle East talks with four sentries guarding the Consolidated B-2
Western Desert, Egypt. c. 1942. An RAAF member serving as one of the ground crew to a Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft operating with the United States Army Air Forces in the Middle East, c
Western Desert, Egypt. 6 September 1942. American built Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft operated by the Allied Air Forces are constantly striking at the Axis in the Middle East. With their
Western Desert, Egypt. 22 October 1942. Americans, Australians and British ground crew line up in the outdoors for dinner at a United States bomber base in the Middle East. They are working together o
Western Desert, Egypt. 22 October 1942. Two Australians (left), watch two American armourers examine part of one of the guns which are carried by the huge bomber aircraft operated by the United States
Fuselage of United States Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress aircraft lying on its side in Aircraft Salvage Dump. Wreckage of United States Consolidated B-24 Liberator with name 'Yardbird' on nose. Drawing a
