The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Halifax Bomber E Easy ready to fly to the Conversion Unit, having completed 92 bombing missions (the bomb count on the nose was incomplete). This aircraft was originally known as K Katie.
Len Hicks RAF or Jim Timmons RAF ground crew in the cockpit of E Easy Lancaster bomber aircraft of 460 Squadron RAAF. Note the nose art of a devil beckoning, with a bomb hidden behind its back. The bo
Binbrook, England, 1944. The nose section of `G for George' showing the missions completed, bomb log, painted on the side. The aircraft had at this time completed seventy-nine missions, the most recen
England. C. 1945-05. Crew of Halifax heavy bomber aircraft "E" for Easy on return from its 100th operational flight for which the target was Osnabruck in Germany. Essen, Cologne, Bochum, Munster, Duis
Hosc Raui, Cyrenaica, Libya. 25 October 1943. The bomb aimer of a Halifax in position in the nose of the aircraft before taking off to raid the Dodecanese Islands. Huge Handley-Page Halifax bomber air
England. c 1944. Ground and air crew of No. 640 (Halifax) Squadron sitting in front of `Tommy the Tourist', a Halifax Bomber aircraft. The bombs painted on the nose of the aircraft indicate the number
Informal portrait of 75429 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Eric Rudolph Edwin Berthelsen (right), of Warwick, Queensland, and an unidentified colleague, standing in front of No 8 Squadron, RAAF, Bristol Be
