The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hand applied nose art on the right forward fuselage of a United States Navy PB4Y-1 (B-24J Liberator) patrol bomber in the Philippines, c.1944-1945. The nose art features a large leaping black panther and has the words 'Lucky Puss' and the number 13. This particular aircraft is likely US Navy Bureau number 38895 (44-41283) of VPB-111 (Navy Patrol Bombing Squadron 111) which later crash landed on Palawan Island, Philippines, on 18 April 1945. 11 crewmen were killed in this crash.
Philippines, circa 1944-1945. Nose art 'Bad Penny' consisting of a cloud based penny coin with the word BAD PENNY superimposed over the top, applied to the right forward fuselage of a US Army Air Forc
Philippines, circa 1944-1945. Nose art consisting of a young female child's face with the words 'the Bobby-Anne of Texas' applied to the right forward fuselage of a United States Army Air Force (USAAF
Philippines, circa 1944-1945. Nose art applied to the right forward fuselage of a US Army Air Force (USAAF) B-24 Liberator 'MALE CALL, 100 MISSIONS', which depicts a reclining female figure wearing a
Hand painted nose art on the fuselage of a B-24 Liberator bomber in the Philippines, circa 1944/1945. The nose art features the words 'UNCLE TOM'S CABIN' with a cartoon figure and small house.
Nadzab, Markham valley, New Guinea. 1944-02. United States Army Air Force 5th Air Force (heavy bomber group) with which unit No 1 Wireless Unit RAAF was working at that time. A B-24J Liberator heavy b
PALAWAN ISLAND, PHILIPPINES. 1945-06. GROUP PORTRAIT OF FLIGHT LIEUTENANT ROGER COURT'S CREW, ONE OF THE RAAF LIBERATOR BOMBER AIRCRAFT CREWS WHICH TOOK PART IN BORNEO OPERATIONS, BEFORE TAKE-OFF, ON
