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Moorabbin Air Museum
Book (Item) - Pratt & Whitney Wasp Engine Logbook for Wirraway, COMMONWEALTH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION PTY LTD et al, Engine Log Book, Aero WASP, Mark No. S1-H1-G, Maker's No. 673, Fitted to Wirraway A20-702,A20-682, & A20-702, 21/02/45
Maintenance work carried out mostly by 1 Aircraft Depot, RAAF East Sale, and Maintenance Squadron Point Cook. -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Book (Item) - Pratt & Whitney Wasp Engine Logbook for Wirraway, Royal Australian Air Force et al, Aero-Engine Log Book, WASP, Mark No. S3-H1-G Maker's No. 612, 29/09/42
Maintenance work mostly carried out by 7 Service Flight Training School. Its last repair was carried out by Ansett Airways Ltd while the aircraft was on transfer to them. -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Document - The Standard Pilot Logbook, National Aircraft Parts Distributors Association
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Queenscliffe Maritime Museum
Book - The 'Akuna' Chief officer's logbooks 1943/44
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Wodonga & District Historical Society Inc
Book - Leichhardt the Dauntless Explorer, Colin Roderick, 1988
Ludwig Leichhardt (1813 -1848) is known as one of the most individualistic of Australian explorers. This is the first substantial account of his life and work, based on his diaries, logs and field books. Leichhardt's accomplishments have been uncarefully handled by many researchers and much hearsay and supposition has marred the record of the explorer's life. Not assisting in these efforts is the fact that his journals and logbooks were all written in the Gothic form of the German language and have been largely indecipherable and, in places, open to misinterpretation. With the publication of this volume, the story has been set straight. Using unprecedented access to Leichhardt's writings, including his personal correspondence, the author throws new light upon the scandals and defamations which historians - many with vested interests - have heaped upon him. It also includes Leichhardt’s observations of Aboriginal culture round Durundur Station; references to meetings with groups by 1844-1845 expedition to Port Essington; predominantly friendly relations with tribes; instruction in bush foods and medicines; Koko-Pera attack; appendix includes table of Tribal areas traversed 1844-5.non-fictionLudwig Leichhardt (1813 -1848) is known as one of the most individualistic of Australian explorers. This is the first substantial account of his life and work, based on his diaries, logs and field books. Leichhardt's accomplishments have been uncarefully handled by many researchers and much hearsay and supposition has marred the record of the explorer's life. Not assisting in these efforts is the fact that his journals and logbooks were all written in the Gothic form of the German language and have been largely indecipherable and, in places, open to misinterpretation. With the publication of this volume, the story has been set straight. Using unprecedented access to Leichhardt's writings, including his personal correspondence, the author throws new light upon the scandals and defamations which historians - many with vested interests - have heaped upon him. It also includes Leichhardt’s observations of Aboriginal culture round Durundur Station; references to meetings with groups by 1844-1845 expedition to Port Essington; predominantly friendly relations with tribes; instruction in bush foods and medicines; Koko-Pera attack; appendix includes table of Tribal areas traversed 1844-5.ludwig leichhardt 1813 - 1848, exploration australia, australia -- discovery and exploration, leichhardt biography