The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of B-25 Mitchell bombers of No 18 Squadron, Netherlands East Indies (NEI), Royal Dutch Air Force, flying over the Australian landscape on their way south. Attached to the RAAF, these aircraft completed two years of active service in the South West Pacific Area of Operations.
AUSTRALIA. 1944-02-14. A MITCHELL B25 BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO 18 SQUADRON, THE COMPOSITE RAAF NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES SQUADRON, ON ITS WAY SOUTH AFTER TWO YEARS ACTIVE SERVICE IN THE SOUTH WEST PACIFIC
Leaning against the front end of a Jeep are 260968 Squadron Leader Leslie Roy Dawson (left), late of Headquarters, RAAF (NEI) Melbourne, and Lieutenant Colonel B S Fiedeldij (right), of the Dutch Army
AUSTRALIA. 1944-02-14. MITCHELL B25 BOMBERS OF THE ROYAL DUTCH AIR FORCE ON THEIR WAY SOUTH AFTER TWO YEARS ACTIVE SERVICE IN THE SOUTH WEST PACIFIC AREA.
AUSTRALIA. 1944-02-14. MITCHELL B25 BOMBERS OF THE ROYAL DUTCH AIR FORCE ON THEIR WAY SOUTH AFTER TWO YEARS ACTIVE SERVICE IN THE SOUTH WEST PACIFIC AREA.
Group portrait of three people standing in front of an unknown ferry terminal (probably Circular Quay). Identified from left to right: Lennard Dal, No 18 Squadron, Netherlands East Indies (NEI), RAAF;
McDonald, NT. c. 1944-02. Lieutenant General Van Oyen, General Officer Commanding, Netherlands East Indies (NEI) Forces (on left, saluting), inspecting the RAAF Guard of Honour at McDonald airbase whe
