Arthur Houseman, 4th Air Depot Group, in Australia during WW2

	1st Sgt Dean and Uhlig outside the American Red Cross Service Club, Melbourne
	Feiss, Frank outside the American Red Cross Service Club, Melbourne. Entrance is to the left of the group.
	Flinders Street Station, Melbourne
	Collins Street, Melbourne
	Landscape Melbourne - Tocumwal, Bush Country
	Before the storm, Geelong on Sunday morning. Note T&G building in the background
	O-47 Tocumwal
	Beer wagons, Melbourne
	Chuck Summers, Geelong, Victoria
	Fords, North Shore, Victoria
	Highway between Geelong and Melbourne
	"Miss Spare Parts", at Wagga
	DC-5's at Wagga
	C-50 Wagga
	Lockheed Hudsons at Wagga
	Lockheed Hudson on line Wagga
	Lagoon, Wagga
	Main Street, Forest Hill, Wagga
	General Royce arriving at Wagga
	Don Schmid outside the Tuppal Hotel, in Finley, NSW
	Bill Vogel at Finley
	Me at Corbrom, Victoria
	Me, Heiser, Shmid, Durham outside the Tuppal Hotel
	A lizard










	Me, Skin, Stoney, Stmot, Baldo
	Koles and me
	Outside the office of Surgeon Dentist Dr. C.L.C. Henry

	Stmot, Me, Bell, Stoney, Skin
	At the local pub
	At the local pub
	Don, me and Frank
	Baldo, Skin, Stoney, me and Bell
	Jeff Beckert
	Jeff Beckert
	Jeff and me
	Me and Swern

	Hughes Uhlig
	Bosto, Carl, Bob, me, Eolyard, Hains

	Bob Harden

	Baldo, Stmot, Kenny, Blondie, me, Skin
	Paul Clingman

	Don, Baldo, Bill and Herb
	Tommy
	Donald Schess
	Johnny Miller
	Ray Chipman
	Joe Otto
	Me and Joe
	me
	Stanley Wilczynski

	me, Dewey Stmot?, Stoney Blanche, Baldo, Skin
	Stratton, Boston, Hughes
	Dick Fisher and Tommy Shook




	Pearl
	Pearl
	Pearl
	Pearl
	Pearl
	Pearl
	Me and Pearl
	Pearl and ?
	Pearl
	Pearl
	Pearl
	Me and Pearl
	Me and Pearl
	Me and Pearl
	Me and Pearl
	Pearl
	Pearl
	Me and Pearl
	Pearl

	Lawn Bowls
	Lawn Bowls
	Lawn Bowls




	Is this the Stock Route airfield, in Townsville?

	Looking west from tent (home). Mt Louisa in the background.
	Townsville, Queensland, Australia. Mt Louisa can be seen in the background.

	Where is this cemetery? Townsville perhaps? (US Military Cemetery Townsville)

	The Sun-Setters' "Son"





	"Come and Get It" (Bob Livingstone advised that "Come and Get It" is another B-24D which started with the 43rd Bomb Group, 65th Bomb Squadron and transferred to the 90th Bomb Group, 400th Bomb Squadron. Serial 42-40941, it went to CRTC & the remains were photographed at Dobodura.)
	"Come and Get It"

	Soldier's nightmare, "Sheep"
	Martins Miscarriage

	B-24 Liberator, #42-40914, of the 43rd Bomb Group, 63rd Bomb Squadron, before it had a nose turret. After the turret mod it went to the 90th Bomb Group, 321st Bomb Squadron, who added the name "Golden Lady". It flew at least 97 missions & was salvaged at Nadzab on 7 November 1944. (Info supplied by Bob Livingstone)
	B-24 Liberator, #42-40914, of the 43rd Bomb Group, 63rd Bomb Squadron

	Overlooking Townsville. The Catholic Cathedral in the background
	Nose of a B-18
	B-26 at the Townsville Air Depot. Mount Stuart can be seen in the background.
	B-17 Flying Fortress, "Yankee Diddler" "Would'nt it root ya"


	Snapper Marshall



	Frilly Lizard
	DC-5 and tail of a B-24 at Burke. (Bob Livingstone believes this photo shows the back end of an LB-30 (rather than a B-24). Location Burke must be the name of the person surely. This has to be Townsville to have an LB-30 as this is where they were based while armed. Pretty early 1942 shot as by September 1942 they were transports.)

	Townsville Air Depot, Mount Louisa
	B-17 Flying Fortress at the Townsville Air Depot
	Boston, Shook, Heins, Balyant, Humphrey, Harden
	Herb Grove

	P-38 Lightning

	Ford Motor Company of Australia Pty. Ltd.


	B-17-E Flying Fortress
	LB30 (B-24)
	C-47
	At the Townsville Air Depot. Mt. Louisa in the Background.




	P-40 Warhawk

	"Heaven Can Wait"



	"Shewansta" (Bob Livingstone believes "Shewansta" is an as-yet unidentified 43rd Bomb Group, 65th Bomb Squadron B-24D in the 42-40*** area.)






	Corporal of the Guard


	54th NCO Club




	To the best Mother and Father in the whole wide World, Arthur








	"The Vigorous Virgin"
	"Here comes Elmer again!"
	"Pickled Peach" (Bob Livingstone believes this is another unidentified 43rd Bomb Group B-24-J in the 42-72*** range.)

	B-17-E Flying Fortress
	"The Alpine Milkman"

	"The Vigorous Virgin"

	Tiger Moth and a B-17-E Flying Fortress (Bob Livingstone confirmed that this is actually Gipsy Moth A7-88 and not a Tiger Moth.)
	"Boomerang"

	At the Townsville Air Depot