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Airmen standing in front of a Lancaster. Various illustrations can be seen around the cockpit, such as a bombing tally, a kangaroo, a swastika, and the inscription "FLAK SHIP".

Servicing wing of 463 and 467 Squadrons Royal Australian Air Force photographed at RAF Waddington in May 1945. Personnel are photographed in front of a Lancaster.

A head and shoulder portrait of an airman in uniform. On the reverse is some indecipherable handwriting in pencil.

An airman leaning by the bomb bay doors of a Lancaster.

An airmen looking out of a Lancaster cockpit. A crest with the inscription "RAAF" is seen on the side of the aircraft below the cockpit.

An Aircrewman standing on a ladder by the bomb bay doors of a Lancaster.

An airman sitting on a Lancaster engine holding on to the propeller with his left hand. Some engine trestles and a hut can be seen behind him. Boards have been placed in the mud leading to the door of the hut.

A seasonal greetings card sent to F.G Miller by W. McLeod. The centre image shows a soldier with a club chasing a kangaroo, with a caption "Caught the Xmas dinner yet Frankie?"

Eight airmen standing below a Lancaster engine. Ladders can be seen propped against the aircraft in the background.

Four airmen standing in by a Lancaster with the registration "Q-PO".

A Lancaster standing on the dispersal. Ladders can be seen resting against the aircraft, with a man standing by the aircraft near the bomb bay doors.

Three airmen standing at the rear turret of a Lancaster.