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

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.

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

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 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.

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

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

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.

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".

Three airmen standing at the rear turret of a Lancaster.

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

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?"