The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The wrecked engine from a RAAF Avro Anson aircraft. Note the single row engine typical of this aircraft. This engine may be from the crashed Avro Anson in image P02295.004.
A rotor (flywheel) from an unknown gyroscopic instrument such as the directional gyo, artificial horizon or auto-pilot from the instrumentation of RAAF Lockheed Hudson A16-97. This object was recove
Laverton, Vic. 1945-04-06. A general view of the tarmac, airfield and hangar areas at RAAF Base Laverton. In the foreground are two Avro Anson aircraft of No. 67 Squadron RAAF on which are shown the s
Poretta, Corsica, France. May 1944. Group Captain W. J. Duncan OBE, RAAF Liaison Officer, Middle East (left), with 402365 Squadron Leader Ed E. Kirkham (right), Commanding Officer of No. 451 (Spitfire
Laverton, Vic. 1945-04-06. Two Avro Anson aircraft of No. 67 Squadron RAAF on the tarmac in front of the hangar at RAAF Base Laverton. Note - These aircraft carry RAF (MK), rather than RAAF serial num
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "Shot down by German anti-aircraft fire over Berlin. The remains of one of 21 aircraft which crashed in the suburbs. They were shot down
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "Shot down by German anti-aircraft fire over Berlin. The remains of one of 21 aircraft which crashed in the suburbs. They were shot down
A row of DH 84 and Avro Anson aircraft at Mount Gambier Airbase, South Australia.
