The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
c. 1941. Port Moresby, Papua. Mail is unloaded from a De Havilland DH 84 aircraft which flew mail in from Cairns daily. The plane is being refuelled by local men and the nose of the aircraft is painted with the name R. Macarmina. (Donor R. Pitman)
MILNE BAY, PAPUA. NO 1 AIRSTRIP SHOWING A PERFORATED STEEL PLATE TAXIWAY IN THE FOREGROUND AND CURTISS P-40 KITTYHAWK FIGHTERS OF THE RAAF IN THE BACKGROUND. ON THE LEFT IS ARRIVING AN RAAF DE HAVILLA
c. 1941. Port Moresby, Papua. The radio transmitter station and the power house buildings at the RAAF station at 3 Mile Drome (aerodrome). (Donor R. Pitman)
Popondetta, Papua, c. 1942-12-28. A United States Army Air Force (USAAF) Douglas C47 lands on the Popondetta airstrip. Painted on the nose of the aircraft is its name, 'Flamingo'. The aircraft is prob
Belmont Common, Vic. 1924. Port view of a RAAF De Havilland DH-9 aircraft (No. A6-5) this aircraft was reconditioned by Pratt. This aircraft was one of 128 gift aircraft presented by the British gover
Belmont Common, Vic. c. 1926. Front on view of a De Havilland (Airco) DH-9a aircraft (No. A1) which has crashed onto its nose. Note the spectators including the young boys, two of whom are on bicycles
Qld. 1945-07-17. A De Havilland (Australia) Mosquito fighter-bomber aircraft, serial no. A52-500, coded NA-A, piloted by 406028 Squadron Leader R. D. Browne of No. 1 Squadron RAAF based at Amberley. C
