The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sydney (Rose Bay?), 1924. RAAF Fairey IIID Seaplane A10-3 flown by Wing Commander Stanley J. Goble and Flight Lieutenant Ivor Ewing McIntyre on the first circumnavigation of Australia (anticlockwise) by air from 6 April to 19 May 1924. The men flew 8,568 miles in 90 flying hours over an uncharted course and in face of numerous difficulties. The flight began and ended in Port Phillip Bay, Victoria, with a crowd of over 10,000 people waiting to meet them at St Kilda Beach upon their return. The flyers were awarded the 1924 Britannia Trophy, and the contemporary press classed the flight "the finest in the history of aviation".
Sydney (Rose Bay?), 1924. RAAF Fairey IIID Seaplane A10-3 flown by Wing Commander Stanley James Goble and Flight Lieutenant Ivor Ewing McIntyre on the first circumnavigation of Australia (anticlockwis
AUSTRALIA. 1924-07-24. WING COMMANDER S. J. GOBLE AND FLIGHT LIEUTENANT I. E. MCINTYRE (ROYAL NAVAL AIR SERVICE) SITTING ON THE SHOULDERS OF WELL-WISHES AFTER COMPLETING THE FIRST FLIGHT ROUND THE AUS
VIC. 1940-09-06. FAIREY BATTLE AIRCRAFT L-5471, PILOT, FLYING OFFICER JOHN C. ARCHER RAF, IN FLIGHT OVER PORT PHILLIP BAY (OR CORIO BAY), GEELONG, VIC. AREA. THE AIRCRAFT HAS BEEN PHOTOGRAPHED FROM AN
Part of the temporary Australian War Memorial Museum, in the Exhibition Buildings in Sydney, NSW, seen from the South Gallery, showing the De Havilland DH9 of Parer and MacIntosh on the left hand side
C.1951. THE THIRD PROTOTYPE FAIREY GANNET ANTI SUBMARINE AIRCRAFT (WE488) IN FLIGHT. THE BOMB BAY IS OPEN AND THE RETRACTABLE RADOME EXTENDED. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
IN FLIGHT FROM MOROTAI ISLAND, HALMAHERA ISLANDS, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. 1945-04-20. INTERIOR OF A RAAF CATALINA AIRCRAFT OF NO. 112 AIR SEA RESCUE FLIGHT RAAF, WHICH HAS BEEN ON MANY LONG AND HAZAR
