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MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND, 1942. THE CREW OF NO. 10 SQUADRON RAAF, SUNDERLAND W3983 RB-R IN FRONT OF THE AFT HATCH OF THEIR AIRCRAFT. THE "SCOREBOARD" ABOVE THE DOOR IS HELD IN THE AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL COLLECTIONS (RELIC NO. AWM 35117). REAR, LEFT TO RIGHT: SERGEANT E. LEE, FITTER IIE; FLIGHT SERGEANT J.W. LEACH, WIRELESS AIR GUNNER (WAG); SGT R. SCOTT, DFM GUNNER; FLIGHT SERGEANT J. MACDONALD, (WAG); SGT. F. KERESON,, FLIGHT ENGINEER; FLIGHT LIEUTENANT G. POCKLEY DFC, CAPTAIN. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SGT. H. GERKE, F/ENG; FLYING OFFICER K.M.C. KENZIE, 1ST PILOT; FLT SGT L. SWAN, NAVIGATOR; F/O R. FRY, 2ND PILOT; SGT J. CURETON , F/ENG.
MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND, 1942. FLIGHT LIEUTENANT G. POCKLEY, DFC, IN THE DOOR OF NO. 10 SQUADRON RAAF. MK2 SUNDERLAND FLYING BOAT W3983 RB-R. THE "SCOREBOARD" ABOVE THE DOOR IS HELD IN THE AUS
RAF Station, Mount Batten, Plymouth, England. 1942-11-28. Group portrait of crew of Sunderland aircraft W.3983 - R/10 of No. 10 Squadron RAAF. From top, reading left to right: 22137 Leading Aircraftma
MOROTAI, NEI, 1945. CATALINA PBY A24-92 OF NO. 113 RAAF AIR-SEA RESCUE FLIGHT WITH THE CREW IN FRONT OF THE AIRCRAFT. FROM THE LEFT ARE: BACK ROW, AIR GUNNER (AG) SERGEANT L. HAY, WIRELESS OPERATOR AI
Plymouth, England. 1943-05-13. Group portrait of members of the crew of Sunderland aircraft W.3983 "R/10" of No. 10 Squadron RAAF. Back row, left to right: 403749 Sergeant (Sgt) J. H. Leach, Wireless
Bay of Biscay. 1943-05-19. The occupants of the dinghy were two officers who survived after a British aircraft had been shot down. One was badly injured and died soon after the Sunderland which had al
ENGLAND. C. 1942. MK2 SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT W3983 RB-R OF NO. 10 SQUADRON RAAF, IN FLIGHT OVER THE ENGLISH CHANNEL. (DONOR: J.W. LEACH)
