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BURMA, 1945. "ROYAL CANADIAN AIRFORCE PILOT HIT TREE IN BURMA. DESPITE LOSS OF THIRD OF WING, SPITFIRE FLEW SAFELY HOME."
Burma. c. 4 April 1945. During an air strike on Japanese positions, a Canadian pilot flying with a RAF Spitfire Wing, who had just carried out the attack at tree top level, hit the top of one of the t
Ranchi, Burma. c. 1944. Flight Lieutenant Weldon Reid, Royal Canadian Airforce (RCAF), left, and Flight Lieutenant Eric Readett RAAF, right, standing beside the cabin of a truck. Both men were serving
Flying Officer Harley J O'Regan (402630), Transport Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force pilot serving with the Royal Air Force in Burma, is shown being given an anti-cholera inoculation by Flight Lie
Nidania, Arakan, Burma. 30 March 1945. RAAF pilots in No. 615 'Churchill's Own' (Spitfire) Squadron RAF, operating on the Burma front, have adopted a young owl found in a tree outside the Sergeants' M
Nidania, Arakan, Burma. 30 March 1945. RAAF pilots in No. 615 'Churchill's Own' (Spitfire) Squadron RAF, operating on the Burma front, have adopted a young owl found in a tree outside the Sergeants' M
Alipore, Calcutta, India. Warrant Officer (WO) Bill Wells, RAAF, Pilot of Hawthorn, Vic, and No. 681 (Spitfire) Squadron RAF (second from right) tells his ground staff details of his Spitfire's perfor
