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DEHAVILLAND MOTH MINOR, SHOWING CALL SIGN VH-ADC. TOTAL OF 42 WERE ON RAAF INVENTORY IN WWII, THIS ONE WAS IMPRESSED; OTHERS WERE MIXTURE OF EX-CIVIL, IMPORTED COMPONENTS, AND LOCAL BUILT.
WAU, NEW GUINEA, 1940-06?. FORD MODEL 4-AT-E TRIMOTOR, CALL SIGN VH-UDY, AT WAU AERODROME. THIS AIRCRAFT WAS DELIVERED TO HOLDEN'S AIR TRANSPORT SERVICES IN NEW GUINEA IN 1935, SERVING WITH TRIMOTOR V
LOCKHEED VENTURA, RAAF SERIAL A59-61 LETTERS SF INDICATE NO. 13 SQUADRON, RAAF. TOTAL OF 75 WERE ON RAAF INVENTORY: 13 B-34 EX-UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, PLUS 14 PV-1 AND 41 B-37.
WYNYARD, TAS. 1950-01-26. DE HAVILLAND DH-100 VAMPIRE A79-1 OF NO 78 (FIGHTER) WING RAAF WILLIAMTOWN NSW SHOWN DURING A VISIT TO TASMANIA TO TAKE PART IN AUSTRALIA DAY ACTIVITIES IN THE HOBART AREA. I
A de Havilland DH94 Moth Minor with a flying instructor and student pilot. This type of aircraft was built in Australia at Bankstown, NSW to satisfy a RAAF need for an elementary trainer and were in b
A de Havilland DH94 Moth Minor with a flying instructor and student pilot. This type of aircraft was built in Australia at Bankstown, NSW to satisfy a RAAF need for an elementary trainer and were in b
RAAF men are preparing food in front of an Avro 618 Ten monoplane trimotor aircraft, call sign VH-UXX, at Garbutt aerodrome. The aircraft (so-named because it carried two crew and eight passengers) wa
