The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rheine, Germany. C. 1945-04. A damaged Messerschmitt Me.110 on trailer on the railway station to Rheine airfield. The tail had been shot or blown off completely. The vertical rods on arms protruding four feet from the nose of the fuselage appear to be some special antenna.
Rheine, Germany. C. 1945-04. An A.R.234 jet propelled aircraft destroyed on the airfield by the Germans before they left. The pilot sits right in front of the fuselage with the tanks presumably behind
Messerschmitt Me 262A-2, cantilever low wing monoplane with twin axial flow jet engines. All metal, stressed skin construction. Retractable tricycle undercarriage, single spar, one piece wing attached
With its engine cowling removed, Supermarine Spitfire Mk VIII MT687 of No. 451 Squadron RAAF stands in front of a hangar at Cuers airfield, while its engine undergoes a test run. The aircraft's ailero
This eagle still flies proudly painted on the fuselage of an Messerschmitt Bf 110 aircraft belonging to reconnaissance unit 2(F)/123. But the aircraft lies a wreck on an airfield in the Sollum area. S
"Caribou UN-324 damaged by Pakistan air attack on Srinigar airfield 7 Sep 65. Port wing destroyed up to engine nacelle, port undercarriage and wheel burnt and the fuselage on the port side blistered a
RAF Station Leconfield, England. c. 1943. The crew of Wellington LN289 standing under the nose of their aircraft which has the nose art painting of a kangaroo smacking Adolf Hitler up a flight of stai
