The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Corsair aircraft of the British Royal Navy. Note the "Pacific" style roundel. (Donor: W. Holland).
Silhouette drawings of the Chance Vought F4U Corsair aircraft used for aircraft recognition purposes. Developed from a United Station Navy specification the Corsair was very successful in the air comb
An unidentified airfield in Brisbane with a large group of Corsair aircraft. Chance Vought Corsair aircraft, probably FG-1D model - Gold winged aircraft - folding wings, radial engine, reserve aircraf
A Mosquito aircraft, serial no. A52-101, of the RAAF Survey Squadron on the tarmac at the RAAF Base. Note that the aircraft has conventional airscrew blades, and spinners in plain colours. The roundel
Morotai, c. 1945. A Japanese Mitsubishi A6M5 Model 52 fighter. This aircraft, No 5622, has been recovered and made airworthy by fitters from No. 79 Squadron RAAF, and is shown here parked in the squad
WESTERN PACIFIC 1946-01-04. ROYAL NAVY CREW OF HMS VENGEANCE PLAYING A GAME OF TOUCH RUGGER (RUGBY) ON THE FLIGHT DECK DURING THE VOYAGE TO AUSTRALIA. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS RETURNING HOME FROM NORTHERN AR
WESTERN PACIFIC 1946-01-04. ROYAL NAVY CREW OF HMS VENGEANCE PLAYING A GAME OF TOUCH RUGGER (RUGBY) ON THE FLIGHT DECK DURING THE VOYAGE TO AUSTRALIA. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS RETURNING HOME FROM NORTHERN AR
