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FINSCHHAFEN, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-20. PERSONNEL OF THE 8TH MOVEMENT CONTROL GROUP, (DRAGER DETACHMENT), MEETING AN AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRWAYS AIRCRAFT MARKED WITH UNITED STATES ARMY AIR FORCE MARKINGS. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- 434591 PILOT OFFICER M.W. BLANK, WIRELESS OPERATOR, (RAAF) (1); FLYING OFFICER BENNETT, RAAF, CO-PILOT (2); SX29825 LIEUTENANT G A MURRAY (3); D.A.T. COURIER (4); AUSTRALIAN SIGNAL COURIER (5); GENERAL HEADQUARTERS COURIER (6); SIGNALMAN REILLY (7); LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN WOODS, RAAF (8); VX56402 PRIVATE D.C. NORTHBY (9); CAPTAIN A. MUNRO (AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRWAYS FIRST PILOT), (10); NX79578 CORPORAL L.C. ROSEE (11).
FINSCHHAFEN, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-20. PERSONNEL OF THE 8TH MOVEMENT CONTROL GROUP, (DRAGER DETACHMENT), AT THE AIRFIELD ALONGSIDE THEIR JEEP. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- VX102815 SERGEANT J.W. HUTCHISON
LAE AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-08-31. A SPECIAL RAAF BEAUFORT AIRCRAFT COURIER TAKING COPIES OF THE ARMY NEWSPAPER GUINEA GOLD FOR DELIVERY. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- FLIGHT SERGEANT J.B. MORRIS, PILOT (
Informal group portrait of flight crew of 53 Squadron, RAF Coastal Command. Identified, left to right: Dick Thornhill, RAF, English (pilot); O13705 (404916) Warrant Officer Murray Arthur May, RAAF, Au
The Avro Lancaster bomber 'G' George, AR-G (W4783), 460 Squadron, RAAF, and the crew members who flew the aircraft on its last operation. 'G' George flew its first bombing operation against Mannheim,
Waddington, England. The crew of Avro Lancaster, coded PO-F of 467 Squadron RAAF. Pilot, Flying Officer D. M. Hughes, DFC; Flight Engineer, Sergeant W. G. Robertson; Navigator, Flying Officer J. J. H
Informal group portrait of the all-Australian crew of the British-built RAF Lincoln bomber "Atlas" prior to departure from England on a flight to RAAF Laverton airbase, Australia. The British Air Mini
