The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Entertainer Bob Hope and party received a tumultuous welcome from a Consolidated B24 Liberator formation based in Dutch New Guinea. Hope christened the machine 'Bob's Hope' which was named in his honour. The personnel with the unit were pioneers of the bombing raids on Palau, Yap and the Philippines. They belong to 'Ken's-men' force. Sitting on seat, left to right: Benny Dean; Jerry Calonna; Captain Lannie Ross, special service officer and pre-war radio singer and movie figure.
New Guinea. Entertainer Bob Hope and party received a tumultuous welcome from a Consolidated B24 Liberator formation based in Dutch New Guinea. Hope christened the machine 'Bob's Hope' which was named
BOB HOPE AND PARTY RECEIVE A TUMULTUOUS WELCOME FROM LIBERATOR FORMATION BASED IN DUTCH NEW GUINEA. HOPE CHRISTENED THE MACHINE WHICH WAS NAMED IN HIS HONOR. THE PERSONNEL WITH THE UNIT WERE PIONEERS
Australia. The Department of Information's movie photographer, Mr Roy Driver chatting with movie actor Sabu, draped in ammunition belts, after arrival in Australia. Sabu is now a corporal in the US Ai
A group portrait of RAAF medical evacuees on arrival at Darwin beside a Consolidated B24 Liberator aircraft, serial no. A72-68, code MJ-O of No. 21 Squadron RAAF which flew them from Borneo and the Ph
Australia. The Department of Information's still photographer, Cliff Bottomley chatting with movie actor Sabu, draped in ammunition belts, after his arrival. Sabu is now a corporal in the American Air
Calvi, Corsica, France. c. 1944-07. The nose section of a Consolidated Liberator bomber of the United States Army Air Force (USAAF). The aircraft bears the name "Rattlesnake Hank" and carries an illus
