The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bomb release computer marked "BS MK X1VA CORRECTOR CAM. REF NO. 9/3418 TYPE Y. Serial number of computer 15646/43. Date of installation 2.7.45. Date of ground levelling: 14.8.45."
Used in Avro Lancaster no. PB. 767 which served with 514, 115, and 138 Squadrons RAF during the 1939- 1945 war. The aircraft was written off after a crash on 5.2.1946.
Four engined heavy bomber. This example, serial number W4783, was originally powered by four Rolls-Royce Merlin XX 12 cylinder liquid-cooled engines, with a single stage centrifugal supercharger, but
Amplifier manufactured according to standards set by the UK Air Ministry for installation on British aircraft. The rectangular unit is encased in black metal with two attached cords with sockets. The
Oxygen Bottle of standard design, manufactured to specifications decreed by the UK Air Ministry for installation in British military aircraft during the Second World War. Stores Reference No. 6D/643.
Four engined heavy bomber. This example, serial number W4783, was originally powered by four Rolls-Royce Merlin XX 12 cylinder liquid-cooled engines, with a single stage centrifugal supercharger, but