The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF AIRCRAFT MOORING AREA IN FRONT OF TURNCHAPEL, NEAR MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH. THE MASTS OF A CABLE LAYING SHIP SUNK BY ENEMY BOMBERS ARE VISIBLE IN THE CENTRE OF THE PICTURE. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
AN AERIAL VIEW OF MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. AIRCRAFT OF NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF CAN BE SEEN MOORED IN PLYMOUTH SOUND WITH TWO CABLE LAYING SHIPS UNDER THE TAIL OF THE SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT FROM WHICH
THE LOCATION BOARD IN NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF ARMAMENT SECTION AT MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH, IN 1940. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
THE RAF DINGHY USED BY NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF WHILST BASED AT MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH, IN 1940. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
THE RAF PINNACLE USED BY NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF WHILST BASED AT MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH IN 1940. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
AN AERIAL VIEW OF THE FLYING BOAT BASE AT MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH, WHERE NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF WAS STATIONED IN 1940. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
AIRCRAFTMAN B.A. THORNTON OF NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF STANDING BESIDE A GAS INDICATOR AT MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH. GAS INDICATORS WERE PLACED STRATEGICALLY TO WARN OF THE PRESENCE OF GAS IN THE EVENT OF AN E
