Includes amendments for Meteor 3

AAP 7272.602-3M (-2, -3, -4, -100)

AAP 7272.606-3M (-2, -3, -4, -100)

Aircraft referred to include the Bristol Freighter, Vickers Viscount, Fiat G.91, Hunter, Canberra, Lightning, Buccaneer, Hawker P.1127, Mirage III, Saab Viggen, Airbus A.300, Concorde and the Sea Cat Launcher

British Admiralty

British Admiralty

Creator of the photocopy is unknown.

Commonwealth Aircraft Library

IT IS ON PERMAMENT LOAN FROM HEPBURN SHIRE THE CANNON WAS ORIGINALLY ON THE BRITISH NAVAL SHIP "NELSON" IN FEBRUARY 1867. "NELSON" WAS HANDED OVER TO THE VICTORIAN NAVAL FORCES, ON LOAN FROM THE ROYAL NAVY. "NELSON" WAS SOLD 1898, IT IS BELIEVED THAT THE GUNS WERE THEN OFFERED FOR SALE TO COUNCILS. IT WAS DISPLAYED ON A SITE NEAR THE SCENIC ROAD, CLUNES, UNTIL THE WOODEN UNDERCARRIAGE WAS DESTROYED BY THE BUSHFIRES IN 1944. IT WAS LATER RETRIEVED AND KEPT IN THE CLUNES BOROUGH COUNCIL YARD UNTIL IT WAS RESTORED BY THE APPRENTICES AT THE BENDIGO ORDNANCE WORKSHOPS IN 1895. THE TIMBER USED FOR THE RESTORATION WAS TAKEN FROM AN ELM TREE NEAR THE CREEK IN CLUNES..1 NAVAL CANNON MOUNTED ON A WOODEN UNDERCARRIAGE. .2 CANNON BALLlocal history, military history, navy, military

Collapsible aluminum stretcher with blue vinyl covered mattress. Security sides and restraining straps. Lime green undercarriage.

Front Fuselage, Trolley, BAE Tow, Winch, Engine, Rear Fuselage, Undercarriage, Pod, Centre Fuselage