The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unidentified workers carefully position the stern frame for attachment to the rear fuselage in one of the main assembly workshops operated by the Government Aircraft Factory (GAF), Beaufort Division.
Unidentified workers offering up the rear fuselage section to the central wing and centre fuselage section of a Beaufort, in one of the main assembly workshops operated by the Government Aircraft Fact
Unidentified workers offering up the front fuselage section to the wing spar and centre fuselage section of a Beaufort, in one of the main assembly workshops operated by the Government Aircraft Factor
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.
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
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
Unidentified workers on the Beaufort stern frame line at the New South Wales area workshops.
