Photo of the week
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This weekends extra.
And a couple of detailed shots of a Messerschmitt Me 323 "Gigant".(Unknown location)
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This midweeks photos.
And a couple of nice shots of Harvard Mk I's of 2 SFTS from RAF Brize Norton.
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This weekends photos.
Some glorious shots taken in 1940 of Douglas DC-3-216, HB-IRI of Swissair in neutrality markings.
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This weekends extra.
Taken 1942 on the East coast a P-40B Warhawk gets its engine worked on.
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This midweeks photo.
RAF Lancaster TX265 taking off. Believed to be at the School of Maritime Reconnaissance at RAF Station St. Mawgan.
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This weekends photos.
Curtiss Kittyhawk RAAF aeroplanes waiting for take off
R.A.A.F. Kittyhawks at a base in Papua New Guinea
Kittyhawk fighter-bombers in Northern Australia being refueled
Kittyhawks of the First Tactical Air Force R.A.A.F. on Morotai Island, in the Halmaheras.
RAAF Kittyhawk squadron based at Noemfoor returning from a daily strike.
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This weekends extra.
And a couple of nice shots of Swedish Republic EP-1's taken Stateside
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This midweeks photo.
North American P51 Mk I Mustang AM106 used by the RAF at Boscombe Down for the flight testing of underwing 40 mm British S guns.
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This weekends photo.
RAAF Ground staff of a Beaufigher squadron at Noemfoor getting ready one of their planes for an operational flight.
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This weekends extra,
A total of 15 D.H.86s, D.H.86As and D.H.86Bs operated commercially within Australia and New Guinea up to the outbreak of World War II. Eight D.H.86A and D.H.86B aircraft were impressed into the Royal Australian Air Force and served as A31-1 to A31-8 during the War. Some served as air ambulances in the Middle East, while others did sterling work as transport aircraft and air ambulances in Australia and New Guinea
