The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-07-27. SQUADRON LEADER P.J. TURNBULL, DFC., THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF NO. 76 (KITTYHAWK) SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE, JUST BEFORE SETTING OUT ON A MISSION OVER JAPANESE-OCCUPIED BUNA.
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-07-27. SQUADRON LEADER P.J. TURNBULL, DFC., COMMANDING OFFICER OF NO. 76, (KITTYHAWK) FIGHTER SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE, CLIMBS INTO THE COCKPIT OF HIS FIGHTER PLANE
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-07-27. SQUADRON LEADER P.J. TURNBULL, DFC., COMMANDING OFFICER OF NO. 76 SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE, LEADER OF A PARTY OF PILOTS WHO HAVE RECENTLY ARRIVED IN THE NEW
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-07-27. "ABDUL THE BULL", A PLANE OF A ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE FIGHTER SQUADRON, TAKEN ON ITS BOMB LOAD, PRIOR TO SETTING OUT ON A RAID OVER JAPANESE OCCUPIED AREAS.
Two unidentified Australian soldiers from the 2/12 Battalion sitting on the wreckage (fuselage centre section) of a No 76 Squadron, RAAF, P-40 Kittyhawk 'IW' serial A29-92, which was flown by the Comm
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
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
