The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Darwin, NT. 6 June 1943. A camera gun photograph taken from a Spitfire flown by Flight Sergeant Batchelor of No. 457 Squadron RAAF, during the 58th Japanese air raid on Darwin. The aircraft in the camera gun frame is a Japanese Mitsubishi G4M1 Betty. (Donor G. Quinn)
NEW IRELAND, 1945-10. ALLIED AND JAPANESE SERVICE PERSONNEL EXAMINE THE REMAINS OF A WRECKED MITSUBISHI G4M1 "BETTY" BOMBER AIRCRAFT. ANOTHER G4M1 LIES IN THE BACKGROUND. (RNZAF OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH.)
NEW BRITAIN, 1945-09. WRECKAGE OF A JAPANESE G4M1 MITSUBISHI "BETTY" BOMBER AIRCRAFT IN THE RABAUL/GAZELLE PENINSULA AREA. (RNZAF OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH.)
New Britain. This twin-engine Japanese bomber aircraft, tail fin no. 375, was damaged by a bomb during an Allied air raid on the Gasmata airstrip before occupation by our forces. Reg Edwards, a Depart
A Mitsubishi G4M1 Betty bomber of 751 Naval Air Group, Imperial Japanese Army Air Force in its revetment at Vunakanau airfield, Rabaul. This image is part of a collection that relates to the service o
A Japanese Mitsubishi G4M Betty attack bomber about to take off on a runway at a Japanese airfield, possibly Rabaul. The take off was observed by Admiral Yamamoto, who was making an inspection of the
DARWIN, NT. 1943-06-22. TWO "SPITFIRE" PILOTS OF NO. 54 SQUADRON RAF, CHAT INFORMALLY AFTER THE JAPANESE AIR RAID. THEY ARE:- 80815 FLIGHT-LIEUTENANT R. W. FOSTER (LEFT); 49239 FLYING OFFICER M. C. HU
