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    1. Military Aircraft of AustraliaSeries 1 – 1921-1934
    2. A1
      DeHavilland DH-9A
    3. A2
      RAF SE-5A
    4. A3
      Avro 504K
    5. A4
      Sopwith Pup
    6. A5
      Vickers Vimy
    7. A6
      DeHavilland DH-9
    8. A7
      DeHavilland DH-60
    9. A8
      DeHavilland DH-50
    10. A9
      Supermarine Seagull III
    11. A10
      Fairy IIID
    12. A11
      Supermarine Southampton
    13. A12
      Bristol Bulldog II
    14. Military Aircraft of AustraliaSeries 2 – 1935-1960
    15. 64 Aircraft 1937-1943
      A1
      Hawker Demon
    16. 1936-1946 24 serialed + 34 ex RAF Walrus with RAF serials
      Supermarine Seagull V / Walrus
      A2
    17. 202 aircraft 1941-1945
      A3
      CAC Wackett
    18. A4
      Avro Anson
    19. A5
      Westland Wapiti II
    20. A6
      Avro Cadet
    21. A7
      DeHavilland DH-60 Moth
    22. A8
      DAP Beaufighter
    23. A9
      Bristol Beaufort
    24. A10
      DeHavilland DH-50A
    25. A11
      Auster
    26. A12
      Bristol Bulldog II
    27. A13
      Link Trainer
    28. A14
      Wackett Gannet
    29. A15
      Miles Magister
    30. A16
      Lockheed Hudson
    31. DeHavilland DH-82A Tiger Moth
      A17
    32. A18
      Short Empire Flying Boat
    33. A19
      Bristol Beaufighter (UK)
    34. A20
      CAC Wirraway
    35. DeHavilland DH-94 Moth Minor
      A21
    36. A22
      Fairey Battle
    37. A23
      CAC Woomera
    38. A24
      Consolidated PBY Catalina
    39. A25
      Airspeed Oxford
    40. A26
      Short Sunderland
    41. A27
      Vultee A-35A Vengeance
    42. A28
      Douglas A-20 Boston
    43. A29
      Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk
    44. A30
      Douglas DC-2 / DC-3
    45. A31
      DeHavilland DH-86A
    46. A32
      Percival Vega Gull
    47. DeHavilland DH-89 Dragon Rapide
      A33
    48. DeHavilland DH-84 Dragon
      A34
    49. A35
      Douglas Dolphin
    50. A36
      Fairchild 24R
    51. A37
      Miles Hawk
    52. A38
      Stinson Reliant
    53. A39
      Beechcraft 17 Staggerwing
    54. A40
      Cessna Airmaster
    55. A41
      DeHavilland DH-83 Fox Moth
    56. A42
      Lockheed 5 Vega DI-1A
    57. A43
      DeHavilland DH-90 Dragonfly
    58. A44
      Junkers G31
    59. A45
      Ford Trimotor
    60. A46
      CAC Boomerang
    61. North American B-25D Mitchell
      A47
    62. Vought Sikorsky Kingfisher
      A48
    63. A49
      Dornier Do-24K
    64. A50
      Ryan Trainer
    65. A51
      Brewster Buffalo
    66. DeHavilland DH-98 Mosquito
      A52
    67. A53
      Bell P-39D/F Airacobra
    68. A54
      Waco YQC-6
    69. Lockheed
      P-38E Lightning
      A55
    70. A56
      Republic
      P-43A Lancer
    71. DeHavilland DHA G2 Glider
      A57
    72. A58
      Supermarine Spitfire
    73. A59
      Lockheed Ventura
    74. Hawker Hurricane Mk.1
      A60
    75. A61
      Northrop Delta
    76. A62
      CAC CA-15
    77. Celestial Navigation Trainer
      A63
    78. Not Purchased by Australia – Serial assigned but not used.
      Vultee Vigilant (not used)
      A64
    79. A65
      Douglas C-47 Dakota
    80. N2
      Douglas C-47
    81. A66
      Avro Lancaster
    82. A67
      Lockheed Lodestar
    83. CAC CA-18 & North American P-51 Mustang
      A68
    84. 150 Ordered – 10 delivered – none flown operationally by RAAF.
      Curtiss A-25A Shrike (Helldiver)
      A69
    85. 7 examples flown 1943-1946.
      Martin PBM-3S Mariner
      A70
    86. 14 examples from 1943 to mid 50’s. Only one (A71-11) survived to be scrapped! All others, like ex A71-14 shown, which was written off in the NT in 1952, crashed after RAAF service. Most in PNG.
      A71
      Noorduyn Norseman
    87. 386 examples flown operationally by the RAAF during WWII
      Consolidated B-24D Liberator
      A72
    88. 19 of 73 aircraft were converted to Maritime recon Version Mk.31 >>>
      A73
      Avro Lincoln
    89. A74-1 the only example flown as a VIP transport 1945-1947
      A74
      Avro York
    90. Single example A75-1 flown as VIP transport 1945-1947.
      A75
      Percival Proctor
    91. 2 examples used for ARDU testing/trials 1952-1956
      A76
      Boeing B-29A Washington
    92. First RAAF jet
      Korea 1952
      A77
      Gloster Meteor
    93. 3 ex RAF examples transferred to RAAF service
      DeHavilland DH-100 Vampire (UK)
      A78
    94. 54 aircraft served with 724, 805, 808, 816 Squadrons RAN
      N4
      DeHavilland Sea Venom
    95. N6 in RAN service (11 aircraft). 20 RAF serials used by 75 & 76 Squadrons RAAF in Malta 1952
      DeHavilland DH-115 Vampire
      A79
    96. N6
      DeHavilland Vampire
    97. 3 examples flown by RAAF (first rotary wing A/c). A80-365 survived until 1964.
      A80
      Sikorsky S-51
    98. 4 examples flown between 1949 and 1967
      A81
      Bristol Freighter
    99. One example A82-1 flew liaison between Edinburgh and Woomera 1947-1951
      A82
      Vickers Viking
    100. One example borrowed from the RAF and tested 1948 – 1950
      A83
      DeHavilland Sea Hornet
    101. 2 combat losses in Vietnam. 35 RAF examples operated from Edinburgh for Woomera tests.
      A84
      GAF Canberra B20
    102. Entered service in 1955 and retired in 1994!!!
      A85
      CAC Winjeel
    103. Aircraft never delivered. One prototype built and project cancelled.
      A86
      Hawker P1081
    104. Serial assigned but order cancelled before delivery. No examples operated by RAAF.
      A87
      Vickers Valetta C.1
    105. 10 examples used at Laverton & East Sale – all destroyed.
      A88
      RFD Winged Target
    106. A89
      Lockheed Neptune
    107. 3 examples borrowed from the RAF for liaison between Edinburgh and Woomera 1952-1957.
      A90
      Percival Prince
    108. N5 in RAN service (13 A/c). 2 examples with A91 serials. 1951-1965.
      A91
      Bristol 171 Sycamore
    109. N5
      Bristol Sycamore
    110. In service 1951-1996
      N11 in RAN service
      A92
      GAF Jindivik
    111. 2 examples built as prototypes – 1 crashed 1951, C-2 on display at RAAFM
      A93
      GAF Pika
    112. A94
      CAC Sabre
    113. 5 examples flown between 1955 and 1968. Used in Antarctica. 2 of them are still airworthy today. Note unauthorized roundels.
      A95
      DeHavilland DHC2 Beaver
    114. Only 2 examples used by 34Sqn for VIP 1956-1969
      Convair C-440 Metropolitan
      A96
    115. Lockheed
      C-130 Hercules
      A97
    116. A98
      Cessna 180 / O-1E/G
    117. One example obtained for evaluation Feb-Dec 1959.
      Hunting Percival Jet Provost T.2
      A99
    118. Two examples used for liaison at Woomera 1961 - 1967
      A100
      DeHavilland DHC3 Otter
    119. Military Aircraft of AustraliaSeries 3 – 1935 - Present
    120. A1
      Bell 47G
    121. A2
      Bell UH-1
    122. A3
      Dassault/GAF Mirage III
    123. DeHavilland DHC4 Caribou
      A4
    124. A5
      Sud Aviation Alouette III
    125. A6
      Vickers Viscount
    126. CAC MB-326H Macchi
      A7
    127. Westland Wessex HAS31
      N7
    128. General Dynamics
      F-111
      A8
    129. N8
      Westland Scout
    130. A9
      Lockheed P-3 Orion
    131. N9
      Bell UH-1
    132. Hawker Siddley HS-748
      A10
    133. N10
      Northrop KD-2R-5 Target
    134. A11
      DassaultMystere 20
    135. N11
      GAF Jindivik
    136. British Aerospace BAC-111
      A12
    137. N12
      Grumman S-2 Tracker
    138. A13
      Link Trainer
    139. McDonnell Douglas A-4 Skyhawk
      N13
    140. A14
      Pilatus PC-6B Porter
    141. CAC MB-326H Macchi
      N14
    142. A15
      Boeing CH-47 Chinook
    143. Hawker Siddley
      HS-748
      N15
    144. Order cancelled – not assigned.
      A16
      Bell AH-1 Cobra
    145. N16
      Westland Sea King Mk.50A
    146. A17
      Bell OH-58A Kiowa
    147. N17
      Bell 206B Kiowa
    148. GAF
      N-22/N-24 Nomad
      A18
    149. A19
      AESL CT-4A Airtrainer
    150. A20
      Boeing 707 (KC)
    151. McDonnell Douglas F/A-18
      A21
    152. Aerospatiale AS-350B Squirrel
      A22
    153. Aerospatiale AS-350B Squirrel
      N22
    154. A23
      Pilatus PC-9A
    155. Sikorsky
      S-70B Seahawk
      N24
    156. Sikorsky S-70A Blackhawk
      A25
    157. A26
      Dassault Falcon 900
    158. Bristish Aerospace Hawk 127
      A27
    159. BAE
      MQM-107E Kilkara
      N28
    160. N29
      Karman S-2G Sea Sprite
    161. Boeing 737AWACS Wedgetail
      A30
    162. Beech King Air B200/B350
      A32
    163. A36
      Boeing 737 BBJ
    164. Bombadier Challenger 604
      A37
    165. A38
      Eurocopter Tiger
    166. Airbus A330MMRT KC-30B
      A39
    167. A40
      MRH-90
    168. N40
      NH-90
    169. Boeing Globemaster III C-17A
      A41
    170. N42
      Augusta
      A-109E
    171. N1
      Fairey Firefly
    172. N3
      Fairey Gannett
    173. McDonnell Douglas F-4E Phantom
      A69
    174. Military Aircraft of AustraliaMiscellaneous
    175. 6 Aircraft on lease for SAR
      Sikorsky
      S-76A
      SAR
    176. One aircraft loaned to ARDU for trials 1948/1949 – went to CAA
      ARDU
      Trial
      DeHavilland DHA-3 Drover
    177. ARDU trials 1993 – transferred to CSIRO
      ARDU
      Trial
      Fokker F-27
    178. 2 aircraft used in “Red Top” missile trials at Woomera
      1ATU
      Trial
      DeHavilland Sea Vixen
    179. 6 aircraft used during “Operation Buffalo” nuclear tests at Woomera
      Operation Buffalo
      Supermarine Swift F2
    180. 3 Aircraft on lease to Army 1980 - 2002
      Army Lease
      DeHavilland Twin Otter
    181. 23 examples produced for the RAN
      Turana Target Drone
      RAN
    182. 3 aircraft used for Blue Steel tests at Woomera
      BSQN EDN
      Vickers Valiant B.1
    183. 2 aircraft used at Woomera – one 1960/1961 and the other 1969
      BSQN EDN
      Avro Vulcan B.1
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