The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1942. REPLACING A FOUR-BLADED PROPELLER ON A SUPERMARINE WALRUS AMPHIBIAN AIRCRAFT ON BOARD HMAS AUSTRALIA. STANDING ON DECK: LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN JACK SKIMIN (LEFT), RAAF; WIRELESS OPERATOR/ AIR GUNNER TOM PARKES, RAN. STANDING ON THE AIRCRAFT: ARMOURER CECIL PASSLOW (FRONT?) AND FITTER, CORPORAL EKFORD.
1942. REPLACING A FOUR-BLADED PROPELLER ON A SUPERMARINE WALRUS AMPHIBIAN AIRCRAFT ON BOARD HMAS AUSTRALIA. STANDING ON DECK: WIRELESS OPERATOR/ AIR GUNNER TOM PARKES (RAN) AND LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN JAC
Group portrait of members of No. 9 (Fleet Co-operation) Squadron, the RAAF group aboard the Armed Merchant Cruiser (AMC) HMAS Westralia responsible for the maintenance and operation of the Supermarine
The single engine and four-bladed propeller of RAAF Supermarine Seagull V (Walrus) amphibian aircraft A2-17 which is standing in a hangar at RAAF Aerodrome Richmond. The four bladed propeller comprise
At Sea. c. 1942. Group portrait of members of No. 9 (Fleet Co-operation) Squadron, the RAAF group aboard the Armed Merchant Cruiser (AMC) HMAS Westralia responsible for the maintenance and operation o
At Sea. c. 1942. Group portrait of members of No. 9 (Fleet Co-operation) Squadron, the RAAF group aboard the Armed Merchant Cruiser (AMC) HMAS Westralia responsible for the maintenance and operation o
At Sea. c. 1942. Corporal Ekford (left) and Leading Aircraftman Jack Skimin aboard the Armed Merchant Cruiser (AMC) HMAS Westralia. They are members of No. 9 (Fleet Co-operation) Squadron, the RAAF un
