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Moorabbin Air Museum
Document (item) - Schematics of various items including RAAF aircraft camouflage Lycoming T55 turbine jet Allison T56 turbo prop flares smoke bombs MkIXC bomb sight Bombing teacher MkIII Bomb carriers 303 rifle hispano cannon colt smith and Wesson Thompson sub machine gun Lewis gun Vickers machine gun Cannon shells Bullets Depth charge various types of bombs Schematics of : Avro Lancaster Mosquito Empire flying boat Boulton Paul Sidestrand MkII P29 day bomber biplane Boeing 727 cockpit Westland wyvern Mk4, Schematics of various aircraft guns engines
Moorabbin Air Museum
Drawing (item) - Acrylic paintings of Convair 340 Ansett Silhouette comparisons of 767 and Fokker universal Fokker universal Lockheed Electra Boeing 767 727 DC3 Posters of De Havilland drover 727 1987 Moorabbin air show S E 5A instrument panel Ansett 50th anniversary album 31 Beaufighter squadron signed poster FA 18 hornet Sopwith camel Gloster meteor RAAF roundels and insignia F111 Orion P3C Iroquois helicopter FA18 Caribou Ansett 1936 to 1957 Hawker Typhoon Hawker Sea fury Signed poster of various RAAF typhoon squadrons Nieuport biplane RAAF Flying units and Squadrons Australian defence force medals History of RAAF 1921 to 1971 Marshalling signals Battle of Britain survivors article and Poster Lufthansa 747 CRJ200 Kendell airlines Mustang plane and car together m 1988 round Australia race Ansett West Australian airline Damaged Hurricane in workshop Japanese aircraft identification The Last of the Few Qantas recalls 1920 - 1970 MAF serving churches in remote areas Royal flying doctor 1920 - 1978 Douglas C 47 England to Australia 1934 - 1935 Around Australia 1988 CF-650 jet engine airflow Canadair DC-4M north star UIVER KLM memorial flight 1984 also 1934 flight poster Australian Gazette 1710 to 1970 Beaufighters attacking tanker Europe Qantas Air Niugini 4 posters TAA flight deck club Ansett posters Military Helicopters HMAS Albatross 1948 - 1988 RAAF gasoline posters CAC factory photos of Sabre jet manufacture DE Havilland Comet 1934 RAAF military aircraft Wait for help when loading practice bombs RAAF flags Wamira Douglas DC 3 50th anniversary Australian forces badges of rank Emergency access pints for Dakota Wirraway Bristol freighter Wackett Warrigul Boeing Vertol Boomerang Desoutter Koolhoven Gestapo hunters Mosquitos Aarhus, Miscellaneous Aircraft Drawings
Moorabbin Air Museum
Drawing (item) - Sloane biplane 1911 Fortescue gyroplane Austin automatic balancing airship Salmason AD9 engine Austaircar DCA 1A 1C light bomber Fleep Curtiss C46D Gloster meteor DCA 2 Kingsford Smith PL7 tanker Air tug Victa aircruiser 210 Seagull replacement, Miscellaneous Aircraft Drawings
Moorabbin Air Museum
Drawing (item) - Waterbird Watersprite Biplane XP67 XP65 Woomera CA23 Warana Boomerang CA15 CA30 XP75 P186 XP68 Mirage XP46 Sabre CA31 Rocket interceptor XP69, Miscellaneous Aircraft Drawings
Wangaratta RSL Sub Branch
Photograph - Framed photograph, N.E. Framing Studio, Aircrew Training

DH Tiger Moth Aircraft were used by the RAAF as elementary trainers in the empire air training scheme of 1940-44 during which time Australia trained 27,387 aircrew members. Although primarily employed as trainers, a few Tiger Moths were camouflaged and used operationally with army co-operation units in New Guinea. The Tiger Moth remained in RAAF service for almost 17 years, and several Tiger Moths were also transferred to the RAN after World War II. Eventually, on 9 January 1957, the last 10 RAAF Tiger Moths were flown from Point Cook to Tocumwal for disposal.The de Havilland Tiger Moth aircraft is a 1930's biplane which was a primary trainer aircraft used to train over 27,000 aircrew in Australia during the Second World War.Black frame with gold insert and cream mounting containing black and white photo of several planes in the background and numerous aircrew members in the foreground. Front: Aircrew Training. DH Tiger Moth Aircraft were used by the RAAF as elementary trainers in the empire air training scheme of 1940-44 during which time Australia trained 27,387 aircrew members. Royal Australian Air Force No.11 in a series of 25. raaf, aircrew, training, world war 2, tiger moth