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Photograph OG0071 Second World War, 1939-1945MILNE BAY, PAPUA. 1943-07-15. INFORMAL PORTRAIT OF FLIGHT LIEUTENANT B. E. (BUSTER) BROWN OF WILBERFORCE, NSW, IN HIS HEADGEAR, A MEMBER OF NO. 75 (FIGHTER) SQUADRON RAAF OPERATING FROM MILNE BAY.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Discussing impact of Anzac tradition and empire patriotism on enlistees; enlistment and training at Bradfield Park; elementary flying in Tiger Moths at Tamworth; flying Wirraways out of Amberley; high casualty rates during training; embarkation for England and posting to Harden; North Wales for Spitfire conversion course; posting to 91 Squadron; Royal Air Force; escort duties; return to Australia; joining 75 Squadron in Kingaroy; differences in flying in Europe and New Guinea; flight preparations in Kittyhawk; living quarters at Milne Bay; operations out of Milne Bay; evacuation to Port Moresby; medical evacuation; rejoining squadron in Cairns; change of commanding officer to Wilfred Arthur; achievements of 75 and 76 Squadron.
Part 1 of Squadron Leader Bruce Edward 'Buster' Brown, Flying Officer 75 Squadron RAAF, interviewed by Ed Stokes for the Keith Murdoch Sound Archive of Australia in the War of 1939-45
Part 2 of Squadron Leader Bruce Edward 'Buster' Brown, Flying Officer 75 Squadron RAAF, interviewed by Ed Stokes for the Keith Murdoch Sound Archive of Australia in the War of 1939-45
Part 3 of Squadron Leader Bruce Edward 'Buster' Brown, Flying Officer 75 Squadron RAAF, interviewed by Ed Stokes for the Keith Murdoch Sound Archive of Australia in the War of 1939-45
Part 4 of Squadron Leader Bruce Edward 'Buster' Brown, Flying Officer 75 Squadron RAAF, interviewed by Ed Stokes for the Keith Murdoch Sound Archive of Australia in the War of 1939-45
Discussing enlistment in army at age seventeen; further study to qualify for Air Force; training courses at Victor Harbour and Benalla; flying Tiger Moths; training on Wirraways at Deniliquin; gunnery
Discussing pre-war employment; Air Force training; posting as reinforcement to 21 Squadron; Singapore; casualty rates; formation of 76 Squadron; comparison of Zeros and Kittyhawks in combat; posting t
Arthur Douglas Tucker, 75 Squadron RAAF, interviewed by Edward Stokes for The Keith Murdoch Sound Archive of Australia in the War of 1939-45. Conducted in June 1989 with Arthur Tucker, Flight Lieutena
Discussing enlistment in Air Force; elementary flying training course at Archerfield, Queensland; training at Wagga, NSW on Wirraway planes; inexperience of instructors; embarkation for England; posti
Discusses motives for enlistment in Air Force; training at Point Cook; move to train at Richmond; posting as instructor to train Empire Air Training Scheme recruits; transfer to Bankstown for conversi
(O326) Garing, William Henry (Air Commodore) discussing RAAF cadetship at Duntroon; flying training at Point Cook; posting to Pilotage and Navigation School at Andover, Britain; navigational courses i