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FLYING OFFICER J.A. SAINT SMITH, DFC, DCM, OF 460 SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE, WHO WAS THE FIRST CAPTAIN OF "G FOR GEORGE", THE FAMOUS AVRO LANCASTER B1 BOMBER AIRCRAFT (W4783) NOW DISPLAYED IN THE AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL. SAINT SMITH FLEW 13 MISSIONS IN "GEORGE" DURING ITS FIRST FOUR MONTHS OF SERVICE. HE WAS KILLED IN ACTION (IN ANOTHER AIRCRAFT) ON 1944-06-29. (DONOR J. RICHMOND)
FLIGHT SERGEANT HARRY TICKLE OF NO. 460 SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE, WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF "G FOR GEORGE", THE FAMOUS AVRO LANCASTER B1 BOMBER AIRCRAFT (W4783). (DONOR J.
BINBROOK, ENGLAND. BETWEEN 1944-02-25 AND 1944-03-18. NO. 460 SQUADRON RAAF AVRO LANCASTER B1 BOMBER AIRCRAFT (W4783) "G FOR GEORGE" AFTER IT HAD COMPLETED 83 MISSIONS. THE AIRCRAFT IS NOW IN THE COLL
ENGLAND. C.1943-11. THE SCOREBOARD ON "G FOR GEORGE", THE FAMOUS AVRO LANCASTER B1 BOMBER AIRCRAFT (W4783) OF NO. 460 SQUADRON, RAAF, AFTER IT HAD COMPLETED 67 OPERATIONS. THE "SAINT" FIGURES NEXT TO
ENGLAND. 1943? GROUND CREW OF THE AVRO LANCASTER B1 BOMBER (W4783) "G FOR GEORGE" OF NO. 460 SQUADRON RAAF, IN FRONT OF THEIR AIRCRAFT. HOLDING A CIGARETTE (CENTRE) IS FLIGHT SERGEANT HARRY TICKLE, WH
BREIGHTON, ENGLAND. CREW OF "G FOR GEORGE", THE FAMOUS LANCASTER B1 BOMBER AIRCRAFT (W4783) FROM 460 SQUADRON, RAAF. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN WHILE THE 460 SQUADRON WAS USING THE CODE LETTERS UV, LAT
Informal portrait of 403380 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) James Alexander 'Alec' Saint-Smith, 460 Squadron RAAF, seated in the cockpit of the Avro Lancaster bomber 'G for George'. As the first regular cap
