The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Stevenson's Airfield, Winnipeg, Canada. RAAF Empire Air trainee pilots 403186 Jack Douglas Garland (later Warrant Officer) and 403201 Fletcher McKendrick (later Sergeant [Sgt]) shown seated in the cockpit of a DH82C DeHavilland Tiger Moth fitted with a sliding canopy. This aircraft was one of 136 Tiger Moths used by the RCAF, equipped with the American Menasco engine due to the difficulty in obtaining Gipsy engines from England. Sgt McKendrick was lost on operations over North Africa while flying with 500 Squadron RAF on 27 December 1942. He has no known grave and is listed on the Malta Memorial.
DH-82A Tiger Moth single engined, two seat biplane basic training aircraft. It is complete and largely original. Type information: Powerplant: 130hp de Havilland Gipsy Major 4-cylinder in-line air-coo
Anakie East, Victoria. 24 May 1943. DeHavilland DH82 Tiger Moth A17-193 and two of No. 79 Squadron RAAF Spitfire Mk Vc aircraft in the dispersal area under the gum trees on flat ground immediately to
Group portrait of class 3, No 3 Bombing and Gunnery School at RCAF Macdonald in Manitoba. Identified, left to right: Back row: 403091 Flight Sergeant Owen Stewart Filmer (lost on operations over the B
Informal group portrait of 414138 Sergeant (Sgt) Vivian Arthur Howard, instructor and trainee pilots, standing in front of a Tiger Moth (DH 82A) aircraft, during their course of instruction at No 10 E
Informal portrait of 404251Sergeant (Sgt) John Kirkpatrick Morris, RAAF, (later 102 Squadron RAF), of Brisbane, Qld, at the controls of a Tiger Moth training aircraft. The Tiger Moth is fitted with a
Group portrait of ten members of the RAAF, RAF and RCAF. Back row, left to right: Sergeant (Sgt) Campbell, RAAF; 415222 Sgt Ralph Trenham Bilsby RAAF; Sgt Breckles, RCAF (George Stanley Breckels, kill
