The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Mount Gambier, SA. 1942. A line of Avro Anso aircraft and De Havilland DH84 aircraft at No. 3 Air Observer School RAAF. Serial no. A34-1 just visible on one aircraft. (Donor F. Anderson)
CANBERRA, ACT. 1940-1941. LINE UP OF SEVEN DE HAVILLAND TIGER MOTH AIRCRAFT (A17-93, A17-151, A17-169, A17-96, A17-94) OF NO. 1 FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL (RAAF), INCLUDING ONE BRITISH AIRCRAFT (T-5527).
No. 2 A.O.S. (Air Observer School), Mount Gambier at Jens Hotel, Pass Out Dinner. Course 26B. 9 September 1942. Autographed inside.
AWM64 26/1 - [RAAF formation and unit records:] Operations Record Book, No.1 Air Navigation School Parkes, 1/11/1940 to 9/12/1943; No.2 Air Navigation School, Mount Gambier SA, and Nhill ,1/7/1941 to
Three unidentified ground staff of an Australian squadron get a De Havilland DH5 1/2F. P. aircraft, serial A919, ready for a scouting mission. An Avro 504 A593 and a Curtiss Jenny are visible in the
A De Havilland DH84 Dragon aircraft of 2nd Australian Air Ambulance Unit, RAAF, in flight, leaving on its way south with a load of stretcher cases.
POINT COOK, VIC. 1947-03. A LINE- UP OF AIRCRAFT TYPES USED BY CENTRAL FLYING SCHOOL RAAF. LEFT TO RIGHT: DE HAVILLAND TIGER MOTH, CAC WIRRAWAY NORTH AMERICAN P-51D MUSTANG, AIRSPEED OXFORD, DE HAVILL
