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Anakie East, Victoria. No. 79 Squadron RAAF personnel and Spitfire Mk Vc A58-173, code UP-U, (RAF JG740) aircraft, in the dispersal area under gum trees on the flat ground to the south of the Wooloomanata Homestead, 1580 Geelong-Bacchus Marsh Road. Note starter battery cart. This aircraft was flown on operations by the Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader Alan C. Rawlinson. Left to right: 420898 Sergeant W. F. (Wal) Howard; unidentified; 420930 Sgt N. S. I. (Neville) Faulks (in cockpit); unidentified; unidentified.
Anakie East, Victoria. 24 May 1943. DeHavilland DH82 Tiger Moth A17-193 and two of No. 79 Squadron RAAF Spitfire Mk Vc aircraft in the dispersal area under the gum trees on flat ground immediately to
Anakie East, Victoria. 24 May 1943. No. 79 Squadron RAAF personnel guiding a Spitfire Mk Vc A58-173, code UP-U, (RAF JG740) aircraft, taxiing out with 420930 Sergeant N. I. S. (Neville) Faulks in the
Anakie East, Victoria. 24 May 1943. No. 79 Squadron RAAF Spitfire Mk Vc A58-173, code UP-U, (RAF JG740) aircraft, being taxied out by 420930 Sergeant N. S. I. (Neville) Faulks for take off from the fl
Anakie East, Victoria. 24 May 1943. No. 79 Squadron RAAF dispersal area under the gum trees on the flat ground immediately to the south of Wooloomanata Homestead, 1580 Geelong-Bacchus Marsh Road. Note
Anakie East, Victoria. 24 May 1943. Informal group portrait of pilots of the newly formed No. 79 (Spitfire) Squadron RAAF resting outside their operations hut in the dispersal area at Wooloomanata Hom
Anakie East, Victoria. 24 May 1943. A view southwards from the front verandah of the Wooloomanata Homestead, 1580 Geelong-Bacchus Marsh Road towards the line of gum trees where, on the right hand side
