Historical Details: . Description: The Jindivik target drone was developed in the late 1940s by the Government Aircraft Factory as an expendable target aircraft for live guided missile trials. By 1986 some 502 examples had been built and the Jindivik remains the only Australian-designed. Level of Importance: State

Historical Details: . Description: The DAP (Bristol) Beaufort Bomber cockpit A9-150, was acquired in 2005 following restoration by Ralph Cusack to raise funds for his airworthy restoration of Beaufort A9-141. The Beaufort Bomber was the first product of the Department of Aircraft Produc. Level of Importance: State

Description: ISBN: AR-001-262 Date: April 1978 Author: W. J. Pollock Publisher: Defence Science and Technology Organisation Pages: 20 Binding: Permanent/Soft Keywords: Application of Compliance Techniques For Studying Effect of Side-Grooving On Stress-Corroasion Level of Importance: National.

Description: SUPERSEDES PREVIOUS EDITION, PUBLISHED 1/5/1942. 134 pages. Published by Wright Aeronautical Corporation. Published 1/12/1942. Catalog Part No. 853544. Parts Catalogue for Wright Cyclone 9 Aircraft Engines Model R-1820-52 Level of Importance: World.

Description: SUPERSEDES NAVWEPS 01-1A-509, PUBLISHED 1/12/1961. 100 pages. Published by Bureau of Naval Weapons. Published 1/5/1965. NAVWEPS 01-1A-509. USN Bureau of Naval Weapons Corrosion Control for Aircraft Manual Level of Importance: World.

Description: Australian Aircraft Industry in decline during 1980s. Published by the GAF ~ February 1983 (02/83). Summary by GAF lists RAAF Mirage servicing and spares,offset work for FFG helicopter, and Airbus. Concept development phase for Winnin naval decoy, M7 Ika Level of Importance: .

Description: An auto biographical account of the Author's 5 years in RAAF during WWII in Pacific (New Guinea and Bornea). LadyLuck intervened on three occasions. Flew with 21, 25 and 78 Squadrons. AAP Date: 1999 Author: Dick Ludlow Amended to AL Publisher: Dick Level of Importance: .

Description: JINDIVIK MK31 General and Technical Information. Controls. Ground Handling and Preparation for Flight. Airfram. Power Plant Installation. Electrical System. AAP: 721:92/3A VOL1 Book1 Date: 09/66 AL6 Author: Department of Air Amended to AL Publishe Level of Importance: .

Description: CHECKLIST Conventional Weapon Loading Mirage 111-0 Aircraft MATRA R530 Missile AAP: 7213.001-33CL-10-1 Date: 15 March 1975 Author: RAAF Amended to AL1 Publisher: RAAF Pages: 59 Binding: Ring Content/Keywords Level of Importance: .

Description: MIRAGE III O AIRCRAFT Planned Servicing Schedule Flight Servicings AAP: 7213.001-6-1M Date: Aug 1984 Author:RAAF Amended to AL: June 85, Jan & Sept 86 Publisher: RAAF Pages: 147 Binding: Ring Content/Keywords Level of Importance: .

Historical Details: . Description: The Heath Parasol home-built was designed in 1925 by an American, Edwin Bertram Heath. During the ’20s and ’30s hundreds of these aircraft were built and flown by amateur builders in the United States. At least three were built in Australia but none w. Level of Importance: Regional

Historical Details: Reproduction. Description: The Duigan Centenary of Flight - 2010 replica aircraft was handed over to the Australian National Aviation Museum in 2011 following its key role in the celebrations of the Centenary. Highlights included static display at Mia Mia in July 2010 and taxi-ing. Level of Importance:

Historical Details: . Description: The P-51K Mustang was essentially a P-51D with a different propeller. With war production at max capacity in Inglewood, NAA added P-51 production at their Dallas Texas plant starting with the P-51B. The new designation of the B models built in Dallas was. Level of Importance:

Historical Details: . Description: The Fokker Dr.I Dreidecker (triplane) was a World War I fighter aircraft built by Fokker-Flugzeugwerke. The Dr.I saw widespread service in the spring of 1918. It became renowned as the aircraft in which Manfred von Richthofen gained his last 19 victories,. Level of Importance:

Historical Details: . Description: The ADC Cirrus engine was developed in Britain for the de Havilland Moth aircraft and was produced by cutting in half an Airdisco V8 aero engine to produce an upright 4 cylinder air cooled inline engine. The engine powered many aircraft including the. Level of Importance: State

Historical Details: . Description: The massive Python turbo prop was designed in 1943 as a pure turbo jet before being converted to turbo prop configuration. The only application of the Python was in the Westland Wyvern naval strike fighter. Two Pythons were experimentally fitted t. Level of Importance: States/n FCR145

Historical Details: . Description: The Viper was developed in England from the earlier Armstrong Siddeley Adder engine. It introduced the concept of 'Power by the Hour' where operators paid Armstrong Siddeley a fixed rate per flying hour for maintenance. The Viper powered many aircraft inc. Level of Importance: State

Historical Details: . Description: The R2000 engine was developed from the Pratt and Whitney R1830 with a focus on reducing production costs and fuel consumption. Built in relatively small numbers it powered only two major aircraft types; the Douglas DC 4 and the DeHavilland Canada Caribou. Level of Importance: State

Historical Details: . Description: The Wright R1820 was developed in 1925 and entered production in 1931 and remained in production until the mid 1950’s. It would power many American aircraft, most notably the Boeing B17 Flying Fortress and certain versions of the Douglas DC 3.. Level of Importance: State

Historical Details: . Description: The Mirage was Australia’s first truly supersonic jet fighter, entering service in 1965. Designed by Avions Marcel Dassault, 116 examples were built under licence by the Government Aircraft Factory as the primary contractor. The wings, fin, tail cone and. Level of Importance: State

Historical Details: . Description: The Fairey Gannet was designed and built in England in 1949 as a dedicated anti submarine aircraft that could be operated from aircraft carriers. Its 3000 shp Double memba turbine engine, driving a contra rotating propeller gave it the advantage of a t. Level of Importance: State

Contains three items about this: 1/A photocopied article (across 3 long columns) from the Southern Cross newspaper dated 21/07/1928. The article contains details of the opening of the Gardenvale Martin Street subway ceremony. Mention is made of the Caulfield Council’s spontaneous assistance, harmony working alongside Brighton and their financial assistance, as well. Councillor E.F. England (Mayor of Caulfield) attended on behalf of the Caulfield Council. He referred to the large patronage on the Brighton line, also mentioning similar issues for the Elsternwick level crossing. There are brief summaries from the many speakers. The pupils from Gardenvale and Elsternwick schools were congregated around the subway, and the Brighton municipal Brass Band rendered selections. 2/Newspaper clipping (source not stated perhaps Melbourne Sun), ‘Elsternwick to get underpass’, dated 25/02/1959, stating that ‘work has begun to build an underpass that will abolish the Glenhuntly Road level crossing’, with photograph and a map of the level crossing. 3/Handwritten note, signed ‘FEC, 17/11/2006’, headed ‘To be researched – Shooting in foot underpass-policeman killed-murder last man to be hanged in Victoria’, with note on Glenhuntly Road underpass.‘southern cross’, gardenvale progress league, point nepean road, newspapers, caulfield council, north road, ‘made in australia’ week, railways department, parliamentary representative, railway crossings, councillors, gardenvale school, elsternwick school, schools, market gardens, gardenvale progress association, england e.f.(mayor), elsternwick, caulfield, hoyts theatre, theatres, glenhuntly road, elsternwick station, police, murders, executions, shops, elsternwick plaza, petrol stations, ‘the hub’, flats, brothels, ‘the daily planet’ (sic), car parks

Contents: National Horticulture Curriculum Parts A and B 1997/98 National Horticulture Curriculum Level 4 1997/98 National Horticulture Curriculum Level 5 1997/98 National Horticulture Curriculum Level 6 1997/98 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing. Certificates 1,2,3 Core modules. !997/98 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing. Certificates 1,2,3 Special electives. !997/98 Associate Diploma of Applied Science (Food Technology) Syllabus Date not clear. [to Archives 1999] Certificate in Food Processing . Revised Core Modules. (Draft report) 1994 Certificate IV in Food Technology, Diploma of Food technology. 2 vols. Food industry Training accreditation board. National Certificate in food processing . Course advice. Core modules. Syllabus framework. Literacy, English language and numeracy. Nov 1993. Associate Diploma of Applied Science (Environmental Waste Management) and Advanced Certificate in Environmental waste management. Part 1 – Accreditation submission. 1988. Certificate III in Environmental Change Management. Submission for accreditation. 1995. Diploma in Natural Resource management. Primary Industries Training accreditation board. 1996. Advanced Building Studies. National curriculum module maintenance. 1997. Details of past courses and their accreditation.13 individual books in various bindings. Each details requirements for course accreditation in a variety of TAFE courses.tafe, technical and further education, environmental waste management, environmental change management, food technology, natural resource management, food processing, building studies, pharmaceutical manufacturing, horticulture, nmit,