The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Officers of 3 Squadron RAAF celebrate following the Squadron's 100th kill. Identified from left are: 3139 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Marcus Lindsay "Mac" Macinnis; NX12184 Major (Mjr) Alan Binnie, MC; 270447 Flying Officer (FO) Patrick Primrose; 251562 Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) Bernard Terry; 251949 Flying Officer (FO) James Charles McLeod; 2170 Flg Off Ronald Ronaldson. Sqn Ldr Terry was later killed by a landmine in the Middle East on 16 November 1942. Mjr Binnie died in action as a Lieutenant Colonel (Air Force Liaison Officer) in Beaufort bomber crash in New Guinea on 25 March 1945. Note FO McLeod is wearing First World War service ribbons.
Acting Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) Bernard Terry, Sqn Ldr King, M. L. Macinnis, all of No. 3 Squadron RAAF. Image from the collection of Marcus Lindsay (Mac) Macinnis.
NX12184 Major Alan Binnie, Air Liaison Officer with No. 3 Squadron RAAF, wearing anti-mosquito overalls. A night photograph taken by the light of an old aircraft landing lamp. Image from the collectio
Informal portrait of Giorgio Rizzo (left), a Prisoner of War batman to Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) John Francis Jackson and 270447 Flying Officer (FO) Patrick Primrose. He was taken away from No. 3 Squa
Informal portrait of Giorgio Rizzo (left), a Prisoner of War batman to Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) John Francis Jackson and 270447 Flying Officer (FO) Patrick Primrose. He was taken away from No. 3 Squa
Portrait of 260560 (later O215094) Flying Officer William Gordon Kloster, No. 3 Squadron RAAF. "A night photograph taken by the light of an old aircraft landing lamp". Image from the collection of Mar
"Just in from the desert." Group portrait of Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) John Francis Jackson, No. 3 Squadron RAAF and 270447 Wing Commander Patrick Stephen Jocelyn Primrose, Intelligence Officer for No
