The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified pilot (possibly Flight Sergeant H G Carter) in the pilot's seat of Avro Lancaster bomber aircraft G for George. The bombs painted on the side indicate the aircraft has flown 46 missions. It eventually flew 90 missions and was flown to Australia, ending up in the collection of the Australian War Memorial.
ENGLAND. C.1943-11. THE SCOREBOARD ON "G FOR GEORGE", THE FAMOUS AVRO LANCASTER B1 BOMBER AIRCRAFT (W4783) OF NO. 460 SQUADRON, RAAF, AFTER IT HAD COMPLETED 67 OPERATIONS. THE "SAINT" FIGURES NEXT TO
Binbrook, England, 1944. The nose section of `G for George' showing the missions completed, bomb log, painted on the side. The aircraft had at this time completed seventy-nine missions, the most recen
Port side view of the Avro Lancaster bomber G for George (W4783) on the tarmac at RAF Station Binbrook. This aircraft was flown by No. 460 Squadron RAAF and flew 90 operational missions over Europe. A
'G for George', an Avro Lancaster MK-I bomber, 460 Squadron, RAAF, flown mainly by Australian crew. An unidintified air crew member is standing by the aircraft, which is marked on the side with 83 pa
Portrait of 4399 Flight Harry Tickle, Chief Fitter of 460 Squadron RAAF, of Loxton, SA, beside the Avro Lancaster G for George. He accompanied the aircraft on its flight from England to Australia. Not
Nose art on Avro Lancaster bomber aircraft A-Able showing a stylised Australian flag and 30 missions flown. The captain of the aircraft had also been awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) and thi
