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Photograph AC0204 Second World War, 1939-1945LIBERATOR (B-24) BOMBERS IN VIC. FORMATION. BELIEVED RAAF, BASED AT OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT, TOCUMWAL (NSW). SERIAL NUMBERS NOT READABLE IN PHOTOGRAPH. DATE NOT KNOWN. NEAREST IS A72-75.

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A pair of B-24 Liberators of 7 Operational Training Unit (7OTU) flying in a tight formation near Tocumwal, NSW. The two Liberators are B-24L (serial A72-75) in the foreground, with B-24J (serial number A72-45) in the background. These aircraft are featured in the AWM image 043184 flying with B-24J (serial A72-42). The tail of a third flying B-24 is at the far right of the image.
LIBERATOR (B-24) BOMBERS IN VIC. FORMATION. BELIEVED RAAF, BASED AT OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT, TOCUMWAL (NSW). SERIAL NUMBERS NOT READABLE IN PHOTOGRAPH. DATE NOT KNOWN. NEAREST IS A72-75.

A B-24L Liberator bomber, serial A72-84 and coded 'GR-D' of 24 Squadron Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) banking over the jungle. The black forward facing chevron on the tail indicates it was serving

TOCUMWAL, NSW. A CONSOLIDATED LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT, A72-75 OF (B) OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT RAAF, IN FLIGHT. (DONOR: C. A. LYNCH).

DARWIN, NT. 1946-02-26. WRECKED LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT NEAR THE RAAF BASE. THE AIRCRAFT IN THE FOREGROUND IS LIBERATOR A72-31, THE FIRST OF 273 LIBERATORS DELIVERED TO THE RAAF FROM UNITED STATES FACTORIE

HUBIKA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-01. A FORMATION OF LIBERATORS (B-24) BOMBERS FLYING OVER THE AREA ON THE WAY TO BOMB JAPANESE POSITIONS.

Salbani India; native laundry. Buildings under construction by coolie women. Consolidated B-24 Liberator VI (B-24H and early B-24J model) heavy bombers of 356 Squadron RAF as seen by the distinctive