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1941-08. AMERICAN-BUILT CATALINA FLYING BOATS. CATALINAS ESCORT CONVOYS, CARRY OUT LONG RANGE BOMBING RAIDS, UNDERTAKE ROUTINE PATROLS AND ANTI-SUBMARINE RECONNAISSANCE, BUT THEIR REGULAR JOB IS PATROLLING VAST AREAS OF OCEAN. THESE CATALINAS ARE SETTING OUT ON PATROL. (NEGATIVE BY NICHOLS).
Flying boats beaching at Koggala Lake, Ceylon (Sri-Lanka). The Catalina pictured in the foreground bears the markings JX 336. This Catalina was built by Boeing Canada in Vancouver, Canada, for the RAF
MOROKAIMORO, BOUGAINVILLE, 1945-06-12. MEMBERS OF A TROOP, 2/8 COMMANDO SQUADRON ON THEIR RETURN FROM AN EIGHT DAY PATROL TO DIO DIO ON THE COAST. THE SQUADRON, ASSISTED BY NATIVES OF THE AREA, IS CAR
MOROKAIMORO, BOUGAINVILLE, 1945-06-12. TPR A. LEE, A TROOP, 2/8 COMMANDO SQUADRON, ON HIS RETURN FROM AN EIGHT DAY PATROL TO DIO DIO ON THE COAST. THE SQUADRON, ASSISTED BY NATIVES OF THE AREA, IS CAR
Army workboats, landing barges and dugout canoes have been used by members of the 1st Battalion, Pacific Islands Regiment, for the past three weeks while patrolling areas of the Western District of Pa
Memoir relating to the Second World War service of 462 (O390) Squadron Leader (later Wing Commander) David Vernon, No. 10 Squadron, No. 11 Squadron, The digital memoir describes Wing Commander Verno
Qld. 1944-09-21. A Martin PBM Mariner flying boat aircraft seen from another aircraft at 9000 feet while flying from Cairns to Port Moresby, New Guinea. The type, used as long-range patrol bombers by
