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A BRISTOL BEAUFORT ANTI-SUBMARINE BOMBER AIRCRAFT.
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
THE BRISTOL BEAUFORT, A TORPEDO-BOMBER OF THE COASTAL COMMAND, HAS MADE SUCCESSFUL ATTACKS ON ENEMY SHIPPING. BRISTOL BEAUFORT AIRCRAFT OF COASTAL COMMAND ON PATROL DUTIES.
BRISTOL BEAUFORT TORPEDO BOMBER AIRCRAFT NO A9-424.
MILNE BAY, PAPUA. C. 1944-02. AERIAL VIEW OF SHIPPING IN MILNE BAY, AS SEEN FROM A BEAUFORT BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 8 SQUADRON RAAF ON ANTI-SUBMARINE PATROL.
MILNE BAY, PAPUA. C. 1944-02. AERIAL VIEW OF SHIPPING IN MILNE BAY OFF THE COASTLINE, AS SEEN FROM A BEAUFORT BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 8 SQUADRON RAAF ON ANTI-SUBMARINE PATROL.
Bristol Beaufort Bomber A9-700 in flight. This was the last Beaufort Aircraft manufactured by the Australian Government Aircraft Factories, which produced seven hundred of them between 1939-1944.
Point Cook, Vic. 1944-05-31. Aircraft lined up on the RAAF aerodrome. In the foreground is A9-201, a Bristol Beaufort MKIX, one of two Beaufort prototype freighter convserions (Beaufreighter). In or
