The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
VIETNAM, 1965. A SKYRAIDER AIRCRAFT LOADED WITH 500LB BOMBS LANDED 'WHEELS UP' LEAVING A TRAIL OF BOMBS DOWN THE RUNWAY. IT EVENTUALLY CAME TO REST WITH MOST OF THE LOAD OF BOMBS INTACT
Bien Hoa, South Vietnam. 1967-07. A Douglas A1 Skyraider aircraft in South Vietnamese Air Force (SVNAF) livery, parked on the tarmac. This heavily armed aircraft was used to support ground troops. Not
31.12.41, on the Isle of Man whilst landing a Spitfire the starboard tyre blew out, the aircraft slid off the sealed runway onto water-sodden grass and somersaulted on its back; 12.6.42, his aircraft
No 44 Mk III Aerial Bomb nose pistol. A mechanical instantaneous impact device consisting of a vane cap, body and body extension, all of brass. It contains no explosive components, but has with armin
No 44 Mk III Aerial Bomb nose pistol. A mechanical instantaneous impact device consisting of a vane cap, body and body extension, all of brass. It contains no explosive components, but has with armin
A US Navy Douglas Skyraider (37627) A-1E ground attack aircraft flying along side a Caribou of the RAAF Transport Flight Vietnam (RTFV). The RTFV Caribou is on an low level aerial delivery mission to
A Supermarine Walrus aircraft being winched on board HMAS Australia by the ship's crane. The catapult has been swung out so the aircraft can be loaded into its cradle (not visible). The Walrus was an
