The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Mondaine, France, photograph of a Lancaster aircraft.
Six inch plastic rectangular 'A' Mark VI map protractor. The protractor has a voided rectangular centre and 'J L Leslie' is printed in blue ink on one side. Associated with the service of 409721 Fly
Ten inch bamboo slide rule with a two part hardboard case. It has an inch scale side ruler, over-range scale extensions, framed perspex cursor, reversible slide with three additional scales and a rear
Square plastic protractor with a small hole in the centre. The protractor is housed in a square cardboard case which is closed with cotton string that is looped through two holes in the cardboard and
Blue leather writing case, in two parts. The outer cover is padded reinforced leather and houses an inner folder. The outer case is closed on three sides; the fourth side is open allowing the inner fo
This British war poster shows a photograph of the assembly lines at one of the Ministry of Aircraft Production's Lancaster Factories.
ENGLAND. ?1942. BOMBS READY FOR LOADING ONTO A RAF LANCASTER AIRCRAFT IN READINESS FOR ITS NEXT SORTIE. (BRITISH AIR MINISTRY PHOTOGRAPH, VH10041).
TROSSY ST. MAXIMIN, FRANCE. A ROYAL AIR FORCE LANCASTER BOMBER OVER THE TARGET DURING AN ATTACK ON A FLYING BOMB DEPOT AT TROSSY ST. MAXIMIN, NEAR PARIS, FRANCE. BRITISH AIR MINISTRY PHOTOGRAPH NO. CL
Calais, France. 1944-09. Under this pall of smoke lie heavily defended positions four miles West of Calais during RAF Bomber Command's attack on 1944-09-20 when large forces of Lancaster aircraft and
France. C. 1944-08. Two Avro Lancaster bombers homeward bound after attacking flying bomb bases in the Pas de Calais area of Northern France. The aircraft on the left is a Lancaster B.Mk II version. N
Informal portrait of the RAAF crew of Lancaster aircraft ND346, 467 Squadron RAF. Identified in the photograph, back row, left to right; 426343 Flt Sgt Albert Edward Heap; 425881 Flt Sgt John Alexande
