• Title
  World War II planes (Allied)
• Creator
  Australia. Dept. of Information
• Call number
  PXA 644/299-354
  
• Level of description
  series
• Date
  
  ca. 1942-1945
• Type of material
  Graphic Materials, Photographs
• Reference code
  73876
• Issue Copy
  Digitised
• Physical Description
  Photographs - 56 silver gelatin photoprints
  
• Scope and Content
  299. Avro Anson ... cossing the English Channel
  300. U.S. B-24 Liberator bomber
  301-302. U.S. Navy `Avenger' torpedo plane
  303. Northern Australia - Liberator bomber
  304. U.S. bomber heads for action on New Britain, a B-25 Mitchell bomber
  305. New U.S. Superfortress that bombed targets in Japan
  306. Boeing flying Fortress
  307. Somewhere in Australia - a flying Fortress taxi-ing down the runway
  308-309. A Boomerang - Australian made fighter-interceptor plane
  310. The Brewster `Buffalo' monoplane
  311. The twin engined Bristol Beaufighter
  312. Twin-engined Bristol Beaufort torpedo bomber climbing after a take-off
  313. Australian built Beauforts on the landing ground
  314. New Guinea, Beaufort bombers at practice
  315. U.S. cargo plane, the C-46 Commando pictured in flight
  316. American built Catalina flying boat at its moorings
  317. The de Havilland Mosquito
  318. One of the Transport aircraft en route with supplies
  319. Douglas transport planes of the U.S. Army flying in formation above the Bulolo Valley Hills
  320. The first Douglas transport plane to land on the Dagua airstrip
  321. [Douglas Dakota DC3]
  322. U.S. Navy F4U Corsair fighter plane on Pacific Island
  323. New U.S. Navy fighter, F6F Hellcat
  324. Flight deck crewmen spot Hellcats on U.S. carrier
  325. Officers and men aboard a U.S. aircraft carrier turn to watch as the whirring three-bladed propeller of a U.S. Navy Hellcat fighter plane, about to take off
  326. A Kittyhawk takes to the sky
  327. Part of an American fighter squadron based somewhere in Australia lined up ready for a take-off
  328. United States Kittyhawk squadron take off ... in Australia
  329-333. New Guinea - Lockheed Lightnings (P38) in flight
  334. Australian bomber plane landing
  335. One of our bombers about to take off
  336. British paratroopers dropping from a Hudson plane
  337. A U.S. Marine scout plane on Solomon Islands
  338. T/Sgt. D. Nichols of Los Angeles, a member of the U.S. Liason Squadron
  339. A Cub plane
  340-341. Spitfire Squadrons in Australia, three planes go through practice formation
  342. A Spitfire at an Australian base
  343. Darwin, Spitfires take off to intercept Japanese raiders
  344. A Sunderland flying boat over the coast of England
  345. A Sunderland flying boat at her mooring
  346-347. New Guinea, Thunderbolt fighter planes on patrol
  348. A Typhoon `revs up' for a trip over Holland
  349. A Typhoon in flight
  350-351. Wirraways in formation
  352. New Guinea, F/O R.C. Wohl of Bareldane prepares to take off while LAC J.A. Liddle (in cockpit) makes a final check-up
  353. A flying demonstration by U.S. fighter squadrons ... in Australia
  354. American fighter squadrons operating in Australia ... demonstration flight with the aircraft forming the initials U.S.
• Copying Conditions
  Out of copyright: Created before 1955
  Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
• Signatures / Inscriptions
  
  Titled on reverse
• Name
  World War (1939-1945)
  
• Subject
  Adult Males
  
• Topic
  aeroplanes
  aircraft-carriers
  aviators
  bombers
  fighter-bombers
  seaplanes
  wars
  
• Open Rosetta viewer
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