The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Photomontage of the portraits of the seven crew members from the Lancaster bomber D for Dog, which went missing from a raid on Berlin, 3 January 1944. The five Australians shown were attached to 463 Squadron RAAF. Identified left to right (top row): Flying Officer (FO) John Watson Gage, navigator, from Peterborough, England; Sergeant Albert E Cowell, flight engineer, from London, England. Second row: 417839 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Colin Hemingway, air gunner, from Hilton, SA; 410621 Pilot Officer (PO) Jack Weatherill, pilot, from Coburg, Vic; 408054 PO Peter Louis Symonds from Hampton, Vic. Bottom row: 426401 Flt Sgt William Donald Toohey, air gunner, from Windsor, Qld; 423290 Flt Sgt Francis Noel Looney from Maroubra, NSW.
Group portrait of the crew of Q for Queenie, a Sunderland aircraft of No. 10 Squadron RAAF in the UK, which was attacked by sixteen enemy aircraft. Front row, left to right: 407043 Flying Officer (F
RAF STATION PEMBROKE DOCK, WALES. 1943-05-06. MEMBERS OF THE CREW OF "M FOR MABEL" A SHORT SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT OF NO. 461 SQUADRON RAAF OF COASTAL COMMAND ENTER THE DINGHY TO COME ASHORE ON RETURNING
Yorkshire, England. c 1943. Informal group portrait of the crew and ground staff of No. 10 (Halifax) Squadron RAF standing in front of a Halifax Mk III aircraft, O - Oboe. Back row, left to right: Fli
Group portrait of the members of No 28 Course Navigators Intake, No 5 Operational Training Unit, RAAF. Identified from left to right are: Back row; Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Eckerman; Sergeant (Sgt) G
RAF STATION PEMBROKE DOCK, WALES. 1943-05-06. AT SHORT SUNDERLAND NO. 461 SQUADRON RAAF OF COASTAL COMMAND, MEMBERS OF THE CREW OF "M FOR MABEL" SET OUT ON A PATROL. IN ORDER AS THEY WALK DOWN THE STE
RAF STATION PEMBROKE DOCK, WALES. 1943-05-06. AT SHORT SUNDERLAND NO. 461 SQUADRON RAAF OF COASTAL COMMAND, MEMBERS OF THE CREW OF "M FOR MABEL", LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: 412498 FLYING OFFICER C. J. D
