The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
C. 1944. BRISTOL BEAUFORT BOMBERS DRAWN UP IN A LINE, PROBABLY OUTSIDE A GOVERNMENT AIRCRAFT FACTORY. SEVEN HUNDRED OF THESE WERE MANUFACTURED BY AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT AIRCRAFT FACTORIES 1939-1944. (DONOR GOVERNMENT AIRCRAFT FACTORIES)
Bristol Beaufort Bomber A9-700 in flight. This was the last Beaufort Aircraft manufactured by the Australian Government Aircraft Factories, which produced seven hundred of them between 1939-1944.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-09-01. BEAUFORT BOMBER AIRCRAFT A9-700 IN FLIGHT OVER SYDNEY HARBOUR, WITH THE BRIDGE BACKGROUND CENTRE. THIS WAS THE LAST SUCH BEAUFORT MANUFACTURED BY THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT AIR
1946? LINCOLN BOMBER A73-46 ON AN AIRFIELD SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA. THESE AIRCRAFT WERE MANUFACTURED BY THE GOVERNMENT AIRCRAFT FACTORIES 1944-1953, THE FIRST ONE BEING DELIVERED TO THE RAAF 1946-05. (
Flanked by two Beaufort bombers, the Director of the Government Aircraft Factory (GAF), Beaufort Division, Mr John Storey (civilian standing on podium) is presenting the Log Book of the 500th Beaufort
MELBOURNE, VIC. C.1944-11. BRISTOL BEAUFIGHTER AIRCRAFT A8-99 IN FLIGHT OVER THE CENTRAL BUSINESS AREA OF THE CITY, WITH THE YARRA RIVER IN THE CENTRE BACKGROUND. MADE IN AUSTRALIA BY THE GOVERNMENT A
SINCE JAPAN'S ENTRY INTO THE WAR AUSTRALIA HAS GREATLY INCREASED HER AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION. BEAUFORT TORPEDO BOMBERS, A FEATURE OF AUSTRALIA'S WARPLANE CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM, ARE MADE IN A NUMBER OF FACT
