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Photo ID: 2235686
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ZK-VAM / A79-649 (cn DHA4171) One of a number of privately owned ex-military jets performing at the 2013 Wings Over Wairarapa airshow. |
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Photo ID: 2129247
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A79-659 / 59 (cn DHA4181) Australian-built Vapire T.35 ex No. 1 Flying Training School RAAF, exhibited at the Point Cook museum. |
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Photo ID: 2086974
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A79-602 (cn DHA4123) Preserved at Lincoln Nitschke's Aviation Museum in Greenock, SA |
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Photo ID: 1648855
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A79-659 / 59 (cn DHA4181) Rare low res Rear View of Vampire A79-659 at RAAF Base Point Cook in Mar 1983. The Vampire was displayed outdoors in a line of RAAF Museum aicraft. A79-659 was Delivered in Feb 1960, and was an Instructional Airframe after Retirement. She is now with Jeff Trappett at Latrobe Valley, Victoria. (Point Cook is the Birthplace of the RAAF, formed on 31Mar1921.) |
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Photo ID: 1612888
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A79-637 / 37 (cn DHA4159) The Telstars Aerobatic Team Leader's Vampire A79-637 overflies the airfield inverted, after the team performed a 'Break' at the end of their 1965 Laverton display. The Team was operated by Central Flying School (CFS) based at RAAF East Sale. The aircraft were painted Silver, with Orange DayGlo on the nose, wingtips and fins. The Team was named after a space Satellite called 'Telstar'. A79-637 was Del: to RAAF in March 1959. I also photographed A79-637 at WOL in 2008. Low res photo. Apologies for quality. |
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Photo ID: 1609466
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A79-637 / 37 (cn DHA4159) I photographed the RAAF Telstars Aerobatic Team Vampires (led by A79-637) flying at the 1965 Laverton Airshow. The Team was operated by Central Flying School (CFS) based at RAAF East Sale. The aircraft were painted Silver, with DayGlo on the nose, wingtips and fins. In Mar 2008 I was surprised to find A79-637 under Restoration at the HARS Facility at Wollongong (WOL). Wow, a 42 year gap between photos of A79-637. The other Vampire at left is A79-665. |
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Photo ID: 1606601
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A79-832 (cn DHA4117) Derelict RAAF Vampire A79-832 languishes near the RAAF Museum at RAAF Point Cook in 1988. She has a large hole in the ply-wood in the fuselage and she lacks the cockpit canopy and avionics bay. This Vampire looks beyond recovery. She was not in museum 'Display Condition'. A79-832 was delivered to the RAAF in June 1955, and was allotted to Point Cook on 18Dec70 as Instructional Airframe no 45. Metal parts went to Sims Scrap Metal, but cockpit preserved in Salisbury SA. Low res photo. Apologies for quality. |
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Photo ID: 1606580
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A79-830 (cn DHA4115) Weather-worn RAAF Vampire A79-830 languishes at RAAF Fairbairn in 1983. 'Open air storage' has exposed the ply-wood in the fuselage and she lacks the cockpit canopy. This Vampire had seen better days. A79-830 was Delivered in April 1955, and after retirement she was Allotted to RAAF Fairbairn for 'Display'. She was not in 'Display Condition'. Can anyone please advise what became of this aircraft? (RAAF Vampire aircraft were usually painted Silver, with DayGlo on the nose, wingtips and fins.) Low res photo |
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Photo ID: 1606151
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A79-651 / 51 (cn DHA4173) Located in a dusty field beside the main highway through Beverley. Its siter A79-638 is located on display in town. I would love to know how they got here as Beverly has no connection with the RAAF. |
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Photo ID: 1569547
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A79-663 (cn DHA4185) Displayed at the front of a local machinery sales yard. |
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Photo ID: 1569074
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A79-822 (cn DHA4102) Rare view of the RAAF De Havilland Australia DH-115 Vampire A79-822 in 1980. She was then on Gate Guard Duty at RAAF Base Williamtown. By 2001 she had deteriorated from exposure to the elements. This aircraft was Delivered to the RAAF in Mar 1954, and became an Instructional Airframe at Williamtown in Jan 1970. She was re-located to the Fighter World Museum at Williamtown, still awaiting restoration in 2006. Low res photo. |
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Photo ID: 1545136
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A79-638 (cn DHA4160) Displayed in front of the Beverley Aeronautical Museum. |
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Photo ID: 1525024
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A79-821 (cn DHA4101) Thanks to John from the museum for the tour and the stories. This one is for John who was once a Vampire Pilot. |
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Photo ID: 1522899
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Photo ID: 1489570
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