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AT A SPITFIRE SQUADRON OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE IN THE U.K. PICTURE SHOWS A FORMATION OF SPITFIRES ARRIVING AT THEIR NEW LOCATION WHEN AN AUSTRALIAN SPITFIRE SQUADRON IN THE U.K. RECENTLY MOVED TO ANOTHER STATION.
ORKNEYS, SCOTLAND. 1943-10-14. INSIDE A TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT WHICH CARRIED SOME OF THE PERSONNEL AND A QUANTITY OF LUGGAGE WHEN SPITFIRES FROM NO. 453 SQUADRON RAAF, BASED AT RAF STATION PERRANPORTH IN
ORKNEYS, SCOTLAND. 1943-10-17. DESPITE STRONG WINDS, SPITFIRE AIRCRAFT OF NO. 453 SQUADRON RAAF CIRCLE THE DROME IN PERFECT FORMATION PRIOR TO LANDING AT THEIR NEW LOCATION AT RAF STATION SKAEBRAE IN
ORKNEYS, SCOTLAND. 1943-10-17. 403046 PILOT OFFICER (PO) R. C. FORD, WARDELL, NSW (LEFT) AND 401566 PO J. W. P. NICHOLLS, MELBOURNE, VIC, AFTER ARRIVING AT RAF STATION SKAEBRAE IN THE ORKNEYS, THE NEW
ORKNEYS, SCOTLAND. 1943-10-20. 403000 FLYING OFFICER P. V. MCDADE, CASINO, NSW, OF SPITFIRE NO. 453 SQUADRON RAAF, WHO SHOT DOWN TWO ME 110 AIRCRAFT FROM II GRUPPE OF ZERSTORERGESCHWADER 1 A FEW DAYS
The Commanding Officer, 404795 Squadron Leader Donald George Andrews DFC of Southport, Qld, is first to land in his Spitfire aircraft, code named DB-B, serial no. 878 (AA878), when No. 453 Squadron RA
Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) official photograph of members of No. 453 Squadron RAAF at Royal Air Force (RAF) Station Matlaske, Sussex. Original captions reads: it can now be disclosed that the f
