The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Groups of local people walk towards Avro Lancaster aircraft G for George at an unidentified airfield during its Australian tour. This aircraft, formerly flown by 460 Squadron RAAF, undertook the Third Victory Loan Tour around Australia following its arrival from England. The tour, which ran from 13 March to 27 April 1945, was instigated to assist the Government raise 100 Million pounds for the war effort, by the purchase of war bonds. The aircraft has been renumbered from W4783 to A66-2. Note the camouflage line above the rear entry door.
Fitters work on a tyre change for Avro Lancaster aircraft G for George during its Australian tour, while other Australian and United Sates Air Force (USAF) personnel look on. The aircraft is on jacks
Avro Lancaster aircraft G for George surrounded by a large crowd at an unidentified airfield during its tour of Australia. This aircraft, formerly flown by 460 Squadron RAAF, undertook the Third Victo
Avro Lancaster aircraft G for George flies over a Beaufort aircraft (possibly A9-580 which accompanied George on the tour) watched by a number of people standing on the Beaufort's wings. The Avro Lanc
Informal portrait of 9399 Flight Sergeant Harry Tickle, chief fitter of Loxton, SA, his head visible through the forward upper escape hatch of Avro Lancaster aircraft G for George at an unidentified a
A crowd waits to see Avro Lancaster aircraft G for George during its Australian tour. This aircraft, formerly flown by 460 Squadron RAAF, undertook the Third Victory Loan Tour around Australia followi
Fitters working on the engine change for Avro Lancaster aircraft G for George during its Australian tour. This aircraft, formerly flown by 460 Squadron RAAF, undertook the Third Victory Loan Tour arou
