Australian Air Museum Logs Melbourne Victoria ( PART 4 )

[Tiger 1]

Good evening everyone.

Here is the last part of the museums I visited in Australia... we were heading out to Phillip Island to see the Penguin March which I highly recommend if your ever find yourself out that way.

To make a day of it we visited a few other places namely the Chocolate Factory which is an absolute must... very nice confectionery indeed

We also took a look in at the Australian Vietnam Veterans Museum... this is a very interesting museum indeed and I was not aware that the Australian Armed Forces had taken part in the Vietnam War.

The museum is $15 Dollars to enter and it is well worth that... full of interesting memorabilia, artifacts and exhibits that take you all the way through the Australian involvement in the war.

Not a lot of aircraft but present but still very ncie to see these close up.

S2 TRACKER

N12-153567 (855)

CARIBOU

A4-231 (231)
A4-204 (204) ( this airframe is at the back of the museum in sections )

COBRA

01-15092

UH-1 HUEY

A2-110 (110)

BELL 47

A1-406 (406)

WESSEX

N7-221

CANBERRA

????? (307)


Well i hope you enjoyed my coverage of these 4 museums and found them interesting to view.

Thank you very much to all who have taken a look and to all who have been very kind enough to help fill in the gaps and had extra information... very much appreciated

Regards

T1

[rh226]

Hi T1,

Your Canberra is A84-307......https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Electric_Canberra and scroll down to "survivors"

[Tiger 1]

Hi rh226

Many thanks once again for your help and information.

The link is very interesting and helpful.

It is very much appreciated.

T1

[neil lloyd]

Thanks for the excellent logs , have just added a visit here for later on in the year