The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 500th Beaufort assembled by the Government Aircraft Factory (GAF), Beaufort Division, also known as the Department of Aircraft Production (DAP), takes to the air after a formal presentation to the Royal Australian Air Force. The event is being witnessed by the Beaufort Division Employees and a group of Australian soldiers.
Flanked by two Beaufort bombers, the Director of the Government Aircraft Factory (GAF), Beaufort Division, Mr John Storey (civilian standing on podium) is presenting the Log Book of the 500th Beaufort
The interior of the main Department of Aircraft Production (Beaufort Division) Factory showing DAP Beaufort bombers during manufacture. The DAP factory was located next door to the Commonwealth Aircra
The rear fuselage section of a Beaufort being placed in a special container for transport to one of the main assembly workshops operated by the Government Aircraft Factory (GAF), Beaufort Division.
Group portrait of three men standing in front of an Avro Lincoln, A73-2 'Nyhuan' also known as 'Pathfinder', a long range navigation trainer and survey aircraft. Identified from left to right: Mr Fran
The Australian designed engine nacelle and fairing, being tested during the assembly of a Beaufort at the Government aircraft factory (GAF).
A wartime brochure published by the Government Aircraft Factory (GAF), illustrating the development of the Victorian main assembly workshops of the Beaufort Division. The site at Fishermans Bend, Port
