The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NORTH AMERICAN NA-16 DELIVERED TO THE COMMONWEALTH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION FOR TEST AND EVALUATION. THE AUSTRALIAN BUILT WIRRAWAY (NA-33) WAS DEVELOPED FROM THIS TYPE.
HORSES AT RENNER SPRINGS, NORTHERN TERRITORY IN 1941. PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN WHEN SIGNALS PERSONNEL FROM NO 4 MILITARY DISTRICT, AMF, AND PMG LINESMEN WERE UPDATING THE OVERLAND TELEGRAPH LINE FROM ALICE SP
BAY OF BISCAY. 1943-05-29. SUNDERLAND T9114-E OF NO 461 SQUADRON RAAF, UNDER TOW BY THE FRENCH DESTROYER 'LA COMBATTANTE'. THE AIRCRAFT HAD LANDED TO PICK UP SIXTEEN SURVIVORS FROM TWO OTHER AIRCRAFT
NORTH AMERICAN NA-16 DELIVERED TO THE COMMONWEALTH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION FOR TEST AND EVALUATION. THE AUSTRALIAN BUILT WIRRAWAY (NA-33) WAS DEVELOPED FROM THIS TYPE.
POINT COOK, VIC. C 1938. NORTH AMERICAN NA-16 AIRCRAFT IN FLIGHT OVER RAAF POINT COOK. THIS AIRCRAFT AND A NORTH AMERICAN NA-33 AIRCRAFT (WITH RETRACTABLE UNDERCARRIAGE) WERE GIVEN THE SERIAL NUMBERS
A North American NA-33, two seat, aircraft, with the Australian registration number A20-2, parked on the flight line at Point Cook, Victoria. In 1936 an Australian Commission visited the United States
Melbourne, Vic. 1945-04-29. The test pilot, Flight Lieutenant J. E. Schofield, preparing to enter the cockpit of CAC Mustang aircraft A68-1 for the aircraft's first flight. This aircraft is the first
Melbourne, Vic. 1945-04-29. The test pilot, Flight Lieutenant J. E. Schofield, in the cockpit of CAC Mustang aircraft A68-1 ready to take the aircraft for its first flight. This aircraft is the first
Melbourne, Vic. 1945-04-29. The test pilot, Flight Lieutenant J. E. Schofield, preparing to enter the cockpit of CAC Mustang aircraft A68-1 for the aircraft's first flight at Fishermens Bend. This air
