The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Mounted photograph of the Vickers Vimy aircraft that Sir Keith and Sir Ross Smith flew to win the England-Australia air race in 1919. The mounting includes small portrait photos of the pilots (Sir Keith and Sir Ross), and their mechanics, J. M. Bennett and W. H. Shiers. Also includes signatures of Sir Keith and Sir Ross Smith.
Collection relating to Captain Sir Ross Macpherson Smith and his brother Lieutenant Sir Keith Macpherson Smith, World War 1. Collection consists of a competitors' log book, issued by the Royal Aero C
The Vickers Vimy twin engined bomber, serial number GEAOU, that won the England to Australia air race of 1919 is mobbed by enthusiastic wellwishers as it comes to a stop at Fanny Bay airfield, Darwin.
The Vickers Vimy twin engine bomber, serial number GEAOU, that won the England to Australia air race of 1919 is mobbed by enthusiastic wellwishers as it comes to a stop at Fanny Bay airfield, Darwin.
The Vickers Vimy twin engine bomber, serial number GEAOU that won the England to Australia air race of 1919 is mobbed by enthusiastic well wishers as it comes to a stop at Fanny Bay airfield, Darwin.
Gilt and enamel neck decoration of a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (Civil) with original pre-1936 pattern purple suspension ribbon. Awarded to Captain Ross Macpherson Smith, a
Silver, gilt and enamel breast star, of a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (Civil) in a pre-1936 pattern. Awarded to Captain Ross Macpherson Smith, a highly successful AIF pilot,
