Showing 243 items matching "beaufighters"
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Lara RSL Sub BranchPhotograph Beaufighter over Melbourne Shrine of Rememberance circ 1944, Beaufighter over Melbourne Shrine of Rememberance, circ 1944
WW2 eria 1944 Photograph of Beaufighter over Melbourne shine of remberance circ 1944photograph of Beaufighter over Melbourne Shrine of Remberance circ 1944Photograph Beaufighter over Melbourne Shrine of rememberance circ 1944GAF - Goverment Aircraft Factory stamp in lower right corner. Title - Beaufighter.beaufidhter over melbourne shine of remberance circ 1944, world war 2 -
Waverley RSL Sub BranchPlaque 31 Beaufighter Association RAAF, 31 Beaufighter Association RAAF
Wooden Plaque 15cm x 13cm with insignia of 31 Beaufighter Association RAAF 31 Beaufighter Association RAAF -
Monbulk RSL Sub BranchBook, Banner Books, Coomalie Charlie's commandos : 31 Squadron RAAF Beaufighters at Darwin 1942-43, 1996
... Beaufighters at Darwin 1942-43 ...A history of No31 Beaufighter Squadron at Coomalie CreekIndex, bib, ill, maps, p.140.non-fictionA history of No31 Beaufighter Squadron at Coomalie Creek world war 1939-1945 - aerial operations - australia, royal australian air force - 31 squadron - history -
Moorabbin Air MuseumBook - BEAUFIGHTERS IN THE PACIFIC, NEVILLE PARNELL, 1980
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Document (Item) - Listing of British built Beaufighters supplied to Australia for service with RAAF Serial Nos.A19-1 to A19-172
... Listing of British built Beaufighters supplied to Australia ... -
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Book - BEAUFIGHTERS OVER BURMA, DAVID J. INNES, 1985
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Montmorency–Eltham RSL Sub BranchModel - Bristol Beaufighter (scale model)
The aircraft depicted is a DAP MK 21 Beaufighter of 93 Squadron RAAF. The squadron formed in January 1945 and was disbanded in August 1946. It saw little combat in WW2.1/72 scale model of a Bristol Beaufighter Mk 21 as built by the Australian Dept of Aircraft Production in 1944.beaufighter -
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Photograph (Item) - (SP) Approx 50 photos - RAAF and USAF photos
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Kyneton RSL Sub BranchFramed photograph, Beaufighter
Timber framed photograph of maintenance of Beaufighter New Guinea circa 1944 -
Moorabbin Air MuseumPlaque (Item) - Royal Australian Air Force 31 Squadron Beaufighter Association Wooden Plaque
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Print (Item) - Aircraft Illustrated Series one Historical Aircraft First Edition Prints -Six by Ray Honisett, Various Australian WWII aircraft - see Description
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Memorabilia (Item) - Presentation Box of 5 soap tablets Fontaine To RAF Officers Station Castle Bromwich by Toro Soap Co Ltd, Presentation Soaps in box
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Moorabbin Air MuseumInstrument (Item) - Compass Navigational Type P8 Reference G6A/0726. ( 2 Units), Compass Navigational Type P8 Reference G6A/0726
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Moorabbin Air Museum
Photograph (item) - (SP) 31 Squadron Various Photos and documents digitised - Squadron Leader John Madden
Moratai, Beaufighter Battle photos, Coomalie historical photos, Beaufighter photos and documents See some files under Media - Rest of files on SP -
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Manual - Pillot's notes - Bristol Beaufighter, Pilot's Notes Beaufighter II Aeroplane Two Merlin XX Engnes
Overview of aircraft/engine controls, cockpit/operational/radio/signaling/de-icing equipment, lights & emergency equipmentManual in booklet form non-fictionOverview of aircraft/engine controls, cockpit/operational/radio/signaling/de-icing equipment, lights & emergency equipment -
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Manual - Pilot's Notes - Bristol Beaufighter, Pilot's Notes for Beaufighter TFX Two Hercules XVII or XVIII Engines
Technical overview of controls & equipment for Beaufighter pilotsManual in booklet form non-fictionTechnical overview of controls & equipment for Beaufighter pilotsgeneral technical overview of operational aircraft for pilots -
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Manual - BRISTOL BEAUFIGHTER, Pilot's Notes for Beaufighter Mark VI - Two Hercules VI Engines
Technical overview of Beaufighter for pilots, circa 19442 ring folder with pages photocopied from original manual non-fictionTechnical overview of Beaufighter for pilots, circa 1944fuel & oil systems, main services, aircraft controls, engine controls, armament controls, operating data, emergency procedures -
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Photograph (item) - Images of the Moorabbin Air Museum's Bristol Beaufighter
Captions read: Above: The Museum's Beaufighter as discovered at the Lord Mayor's Children's Camp at Portsea in 1962. Below: The Beaufighter today, fully restored and the centrepiece of the museum's collection. -
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Photograph (Item) - Two images of a crashed Bristol Beaufighter
The two images of the same crashed beaufighter, with 2X on the side. British roundels and invasion stripes. -
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Photograph (item) - Images of the Moorabbin Air Museum's Bristol Beaufighter
Captions read: Derelect [sic] Beaufighter at Portsea 1962. In the process of being returned to condition 1973 -
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Document (item) - Bristol Beaufighter Special Repair Schemes, Beaufighter: Special Repair Schemes
RAAF Publication No. 249. Supplement to AP 1721A Volume 2, Part 3, Beaufighter Repair Methods. -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Book (Item) - Book Of Flying
Beaufighter On The Beach Airmanship - 1918 Style The Saga Of The Kookaburra To Identify A Wartime Wreck The Tale Of Two Lightnings -
Moorabbin Air MuseumMachine - DAP (Bristol) Beaufighter Mark 21 A8-328 (Marked As "A8-39"), 1945
Historical Details: DAP Beaufighter A8-328 was delivered from DAP to the RAAF at Laverton 1AD on 9 September 1945, and consequently did not see any wartime service. Placed into storage at Tocumwal it returned to Laverton 1AD in 1953 for overhaul and preparation as a Target. Description: The Bristol Beaufighter was designed and built in England as a long range fighter but initially saw service as a night fighter. Carrying the newly invented airborne interception radar, it played a major role in ending the Blitz. British-built general purp. Level of Importance: Nationalbeaufighter -
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Album (Item) - Photo Album of Kevin Kerle, Photo Album
Contains a collection of photographs of RAAF combat aircraft during the Second World War, include Short Sunderland, Supermarine Spitfire, Lockheed Hudson, Vultee Vengeance, Bristol Beaufighter, CAC Boomerang, Fairey Battle and North American B-25 Mitchell. -
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Photograph (item) - Photograph of 7 Squadron RAAF Beaufort and crew, Aitape, New Guinea, 1944
On the back of the image, details relating to the image are written. Photo taken in Aitape, New Guinea, 1944. 7 Squadron Beaufighter crewed by Flt. Lt. R. Ockenden, W/O J. Bromley, W/O J. Carr, W/O "Tubby" Legge. -
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Machine - Bristol Hercules 672 - 1700 HP Air Cooled Twin Row 18 Cyl
Historical Details: . Description: Developed in Britain in 1938 the Bristol Hercules sleeve valve 18 cylinder twin row air cooled radial engine was one of the most powerful British aero engines of the day. It powered the Beaufighter and Bristol Freighter amongst other aircraft.. Level of Importance: s/n 167516 -
Nhill Aviation Heritage CentreBooklet - R.A.F Signal Manual Part V, Ground Signal Codes (Provisional)
Signal codes used by Royal Air Force. This booklet was authorised by Sir Donald Banks, Secretary of the British Air Ministry . He was responsible for setting up the Empire Air Training Scheme . He travelled to Australia and New Zealand to discuss the manufacture of aircraft in those countries such as Wirraways and Beaufighters.Orange cardboard cover with 40 buff coloured pages.For official use only. Air Publication 1632, March 1938. Issued for the information and guidance of all concerned. By command of the Air Council (signed) Donald Banks. Air Ministry -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Machine - Bristol Hercules 734 - 1700 Hp Air Cooled Twin Row 18 Cylinder Radial
Historical Details: . Description: Developed in Britain in 1938 the Bristol Hercules sleeve valve 18 cylinder twin row air cooled radial engine was one of the most powerful British aero engines of the day. It powered the Beaufighter and Bristol Freighter amongst other aircraft. Donated. Level of Importance: State -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Document (item) - Various aircraft photos and drawings see description, CAC Misc documents and design drawings of various aircraft
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Archive (Item) - Box Baa 55 Boeing (Gaf / Asta) Collection
Description: - ALLISON ENGINE REPORTS Level of Importance: National. Historical Details: DAP/GAF/ASTA constructed many overseas designs under licence in Australia (Beaufort, Beaufighter, Lincoln, Canberra and F18) however they also designed and constructed a number of significant local designs that were successful in oversea's markets includi
