The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1943-01. TURNBULL FIELD, SO NAMED AS A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF SQUADRON LEADER PETER TURNBULL, DFC, COMMANDING OFFICER, 76 SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE, WHO WAS KILLED IN THE BATTLE FOR MILNE BAY.
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1943-01. A 3.7MM ANTI AIRCRAFT GUN EMPLACEMENT AT THE EASTERN END OF TURNBULL FIELD . THIS STRIP WAS NAMED AFTER SQUADRON LEADER PETER TURNBULL, DFC, COMMANDING OFFICER, NO. 76
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1943-03. A VIEW OF THE BAY FROM THE HILL STATION ROAD. IN THE CENTRE MIDDLE DISTANCE IS TURNBULL FIELD, NAMED AFTER SQUADRON LEADER PETER TURNBULL, DFC, COMMANDING OFFICER, 76 S
DOWA DOWA, MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1942-08-20. CROSS ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF SQUADRON LEADER PETER TURNBULL, DFC, COMMANDING OFFICER, 76 SQUADRON, RAAF , WHO WAS KILLED 1942-08-27 (GRAVE MARKER IS INC
THE GRAVE OF SQUADRON LEADER P.B. TURNBULL, DFC. IN THE MILNE BAY WAR CEMETERY. SQUADRON LEADER TURNBULL, THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF NO 76 SQUADRON, WAS KILLED WHEN HIS AIRCRAFT CRASHED DURING A STRAFI
Milne Bay, Papua. 14 June 1943. Memorial marker beside Turnbull airfield commemorating the Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and men of the 7th and 18th Infantry Brigades of the AIF who were killed
Milne Bay, Papua. 14 June 1943. Memorial marker commemorating the Officers, Non-commissioned Officers and men of the 7th and 18th Infantry Brigades of the AIF gave their lives in defending Turnbull Fi
