The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
EMPIRE AIR TRAINING SCHEME. FINAL TEST OF THE NAVIGATOR'S SKILL IS AN ACTUAL FLIGHT OVER A PRE- ARRANGED COURSE. ABOVE, CREW CLIMBS ABOARD AN AVRO- ANSON.
An Avro Anson aircraft taking off on a training flight over a farmyard with hay stacks in foreground. The training flight is part of the Empire Air Training Scheme (EATS), Central Navigation School at
Edmonton, Canada. c.1941-12. An Avro Anson trainer aircraft in flight. Aboard were Robert Maxwell (Max) Bryant and Don Charlwood, RAAF men training at the Alberta base under the Empire Air Training Sc
Navigation flight from the Navigation School, Chartottetown Prince Edward Island, Avro Anson aircraft heading out to sea over the red soil coast. The School is part of the Empire Air Training Scheme (
Rivers, Canada. 1942. Group portrait of members of an Astro Navigation Course on completion of the course, in front of an Avro Anson aircraft. Flying Officer Robert Maxwell Bryant RAAF is in the front
AVRO ANSON AIRCRAFT OF NO 1 AIR OBSERVER'S SCHOOL RAAF, BASED AT COOTAMUNDRA, IN FLIGHT IN FORMATION OVER A WINGS PARADE FOR GRADUATES OF THEIR TRAINING COURSE. THE UNIT HAD MOVED FROM COOTAMUNDRA TO
Empty cockpit of an Avro Anson training aircraft, showing controls and navigator's table. From the collection of 413394 John Maxwell Knight, later of No. 454 Squadron RAAF.
