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PORTRAIT OF PILOT OFFICER E. H DUNKLEY, NO. 464 SQUADRON, RAAF.
A BBC journalist interviewing Squadron Leader E H Dunkley of 464 Squadron RAAF following a successful raid on Gestapo Headquarters, 'Shellhaus', Copenhagen, on 21 March 1945, by the Squadron's Mosquit
Melsbrock near Brussels, Belgium. C. 1945-04. Squadron Leader E. H. Dunkley DFC, of Parramatta, NSW (left), and his navigator Flying Officer L. C. Webb, of Woodford, Essex, England who on their last o
Plymouth, England. C. 1940-03. Pilots of No. 10 (Sunderland) Squadron RAAF in the Pilots Room at RAF Station Mount Batten. Left to right: 90 Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) J. O. P. Dibbs; 464 Pilot Officer
AN RAAF MOSQUITO SQUADRON BEING BRIEFED AT RAF STATION, THORNEY ISLAND, NEAR PORTSMOUTH. FROM LEFT: FLYING OFFICER WEBB; PILOT OFFICER TURNER; SERGEANT RUTTER; UNKNOWN; FLIGHT LIEUTENANT WOODWARD (RAF
Plymouth, England. C. 1940-03. 464 Pilot Officer A. G. H. Wearne with other Australian pilots of No. 10 (Sunderland) Squadron RAAF based at the RAF Station Mount Batten, reporting to Squadron Leader F
HAWARDEN, CANADA, 1943. GROUP PORTRAIT OF PARTICIPANTS IN NO. 67 COURSE AT NO. 41 (ARMY CO-OPERATION) OPERATIONAL TRAINING UNIT, HELD FROM 1942-12 TO C. 1943-02. STANDING, L TO R: FLYING OFFICER WOODW
