Collection related to the service of WX3318 Captain Jeanne Neste Willgress Freeman
Photograph P00184.038 Second World War, 1939-1945SOUTH EAST SOLLOOM. 1941. A JUNKERS JU-87 "STUKA", AIRCRAFT WHICH HAD CRASHED IN THE DESERT.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Italy. 9 September 1944. Standing in front of an aircraft, left to right: Flying Officer S. W. Rees of Fremantle, WA, and FO D. C. Bartlett of Old Trafford, Manchester, pilot and navigator, respectively, of a Bristol Beaufighter which destroyed two Junkers Ju 87 aircraft over the Gothic Line battle area; and FO G. W. Judd of Spears Point, NSW, pilot, and FO J. R. Brewer of Norton, Sheffield, navigator, two former Post Office workers who have accounted for four Stukas during the last few nights. In eight nights ten Stuka aircraft have been shot down by the City of London Squadron Bristol Beaufighter aircraft. The Ju 87 aircraft were attempting to bomb and strafe Allied troops in the Gothic Line battle area. These RAF Beaufighters, by their nightly patrols, are giving protection to our forward troops, who would otherwise be subject to attack by prowling Junkers. The censor has whited out the nose of the aircraft.
SOUTH EAST SOLLOOM. 1941. A JUNKERS JU-87 "STUKA", AIRCRAFT WHICH HAD CRASHED IN THE DESERT.

GROVE, DENMARK. C. 1945-06-23. GERMAN JUNKERS JU 87 STUKA DIVE BOMBER AIRCRAFT (TAIL NO. 335) AND FLYING OFFICER 432466 RONALD HINES, NO. 462 SQUADRON RAAF.

Portrait of Flight Lieutenant Clive Caldwell RAAF of Sydney, NSW, a member of No. 250 (Tomahawk) Squadron RAF. When leading No. 250 Squadron in the area of El Adem on 5 December 1941, Caldwell engaged

GROVE, DENMARK. C. 1945-06-23. THREE UNIDENTIFIED PILOTS OF 462 SQUADRON RAAF AROUND A GERMAN JUNKERS JU 87 STUKA DIVE BOMBER AIRCRAFT (TAIL NO. 335).

A military training film produced by British Paramount news. This film shows several types of German aircraft. To illustrate identification features the film uses photographs and animated drawings sup
80mm x 25mm fragment of aluminium sheet or frame from a Junkers Ju.87 divebomber shot down in the Western desert. A pencil annotation on the fragment reads: "Junkers One Bomber" Souvenired by Anthony
