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FLYING OFFICER T. TRIMBLE (RIGHT) OF NO. 3 SQUADRON, RAAF, TELLING F/O J.C. MCLEOD OF HIS EXPERIENCES AFTER HE HAD BEEN SHOT DOWN IN THE WESTERN DESERT. BADLY BURNED ON THE FACE HE WAS BEFRIENDED BY ARABS.
Flying Officer (FO) Thomas Hamilton Trimble of No 3 Squadron RAAF (centre), telling of his experiences after he had been shot down in the Western Desert on 20 December 1941. Badly burnt on the face,
WESTERN DESERT. F/O ARTHUR COMMANDS A FLIGHT, HAS SHOT DOWN 3 ENEMY FIGHTERS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
WESTERN DESERT. F/O ARTHUR COMMANDS A FLIGHT, HAS SHOT DOWN 3 ENEMY FIGHTERS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
LIBYA. 1941-12. FLYING OFFICER P. S. PRIMROSE (RIGHT), AND FLYING OFFICER J.C. MCLEOD OUTSIDE THE CIPHER TENT AT NO. 3 SQUADRON, RAAF
Western Desert, Egypt. c. November 1941. This Curtiss P-40 Tomahawk fighter aircraft of No. 3 Squadron RAAF was successfully landed by an Australian Sergeant Pilot after he had been shot up in a fight
CAIRO - AT ABBASSIA BARRACKS. MEMBERS OF NO. 3 SQUADRON RAAF INSPECT ONE OF THE ITALIAN BOMBERS THAT HAD RECENTLY BEEN BROUGHT DOWN BY OUR FIGHTERS IN THE WESTERN DESERT. MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION WAS
