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 by Bob Alford, Tony Morgan Avonmore Books 2015 Softcover 110 pages photos, illustrations, maps ISBN: 0987151983 Language: English Order your copy via Tony Morgan Return to |
A Mystery Unsolved... The Loss of Catalina A24-49 On April 28, 1944, Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Catalina "Maggie" A24-49, took off from northern Australia on a routine mission over enemy territory in the Netherlands East Indies (NEI).. The aircraft, with ten crew onboard, vanished without a trace. For family members of those crewmen, this remains an enduring mystery. This book has been largely written and researched by historian Bob Alford, at the instigation of the nephew of the missing Catalina pilot, Tony Morgan. The book includes a thorough background on RAAF Catalina operations during WWII. Order your copy of this excellent book please contact Tony Morgan. Interview with author Bob Alford Return to Book Reviews | Add a review or submit for review Last Updated |
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