The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Graves of the crew of a Lockheed Hudson aircraft of the RAAF which crashed on the island of Rabuma. The wooden crosses bear the names of (left to right) 404946 Flight Sergeant (Fit Sgt) John Loughnan Barnes, 401636 Fit Sgt William Julius Henderson Gove, 402852 Flying Officer (FO) Keith Edmund Daniel, 408899 Sergeant (Sgt) Thomas William Wilson, and 412979 FO Jack Laws. The bodies have since been re-interred in the Adelaide River War Cemetery, 116 kilometres south of Darwin.
A Lockheed Hudson aircraft crew of No. 2 Squadron RAAF study a map beside a Squadron aircraft. Left to right: 402852 Pilot Officer (PO) Keith Edmund Daniel (Captain) of Moree, NSW, later Flight Lieute
Batchelor, NT. 1943. Group portrait of members of No. 2 Squadron RAAF in front of a Lockheed Hudson bomber aircraft. Left to right: Back row: Sergeant (Sgt) Hugh Reilly, Wireless Air Gunner (WAG); Sgt
A crew of No. 2 Squadron RAAF outside the door of a squadron Lockheed Hudson aircraft examining a map. Identified personnel are: 405657 Sergeant (Sgt) Jack Sunner, Wireless Air Gunner (WAG) of Rockham
A crew of No. 2 Squadron RAAF standing alongside a Squadron Lockheed Hudson aircraft. Left to right: 414214 Sergeant (Sgt) D F Ellis, Wireless Air Gunner (WAG) of Brisbane, Qld; 414206 Sgt B B Daley,
A crew of a Lockheed Hudson aircraft from No 2 Squadron RAAF, alongside one of the other Squadron aircraft (A16-241). Left to right: 411985 Sergeant (Sgt, later Pilot Officer [PO]) Trevor William Bass
Gambut, Cyrenaica, Libya. c. August 1943. In front of their Lockheed Hudson aircraft before taking off from a desert airfield are aircrew members of No. 459 (Naval Co-operation) Squadron RAAF. Left to
