The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Silhouette drawings of the Grumman F6F Hellcat fighter aircraft used for aircraft recognition purposes. This aircraft was used extensively and successfully by the United States Navy as a carrier based fighter, and by late 1944, had over 7000 combat ready Hellcats. In addition, the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm service was equipped with 292 of the F6F series some of which participated in the Normandy landing operations. For several years after the end of the Second World War, a number of countries continued operating versions of this Grumman aircraft.
Silhouette drawings of the Douglas DC4 Skymaster aircraft used for aircraft recognition purposes. This aircraft was used extensively during the Second World War as a military transport designated the
Silhouette drawings of the Grumman TBF-1 Avenger torpedo bomber aircraft used for aircraft recognition purposes. Production aircraft appeared in January 1942 and, as a carrier borne torpedo bomber, th
A FLIGHT OF FOUR GRUMMAN F6F-5N HELLCAT NIGHT FIGHTER AIRCRAFT OF THE US NAVY. THE AN/APS-6 RADAR IS CARRIED IN THE POD ON THE STARBOARD WING. TWO OF THE .50 INCH MACHINE GUNS IN EACH WING HAVE BEEN R
Silhouette drawings of the Curtiss P40 Kittyhawk fighter aircraft used for aircraft recognition purposes. The Kittyhawk remained in front line service on every front except Great Britain during the Se
Brisbane, QLD, circa 1945. A mixture of British Fleet Air Arm (FAA) aircraft, including Supermarine Seafires, F6F Hellcats, Fairey Barracudas, F4U Corsairs, Fairey Fireflies and Grumman Avengers with
AERIAL VIEW OF THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS PRINCETON (CVL-23) (EX USS TALLAHASSEE). RANGED AT THE AFTER END OF THE FLIGHT DECK ARE GRUMMAN F6F HELLCAT FIGHTERS (WITH WINGS FOLDED) AND DOUGLAS SBD DAUNTLE
