DE HAVILLAND VAMPIRE F MK 30 A79-476
C/N 4018

 

 

 



Built at Bankstown with serial A79-876.
Serial changed to A79-476.
05MAR51
Received at 2AD, Richmond ex de Havillands
07MAR51
Received at 78 Wing, Williamtown ex 2AD
26APR51
Unserviceable at 78 Wing with crack in boom
24MAY51
Serviceable at 78 Wing
04APR52
Allotted 2OTU, Williamtown ex 78 Wing
18SEP52
Held serviceable at 2OTU
05SEP56
Allotted to 3AD, Amberley ex de Havillands
29OCT56
Allotted to 2OTU ex 3AD pending receipt of A79-433 ex de Havillands
10DEC56
Despatched to 3AD ex 2OTU and placed in reserve
23AUG57
Despatched to Wagga ex 3AD
01AUG58
Received at RAAF School of Technical Training, Wagga after conversion to Instructional Airframe No 5 and Instructional Engine No 5 (Nene CAC72)
06SEP62
HQ Wagga request that aircraft be converted to a pressurisation test rig requiring only the fuselage, inboard mainplanes and undercarriage.
OCT70
Held at Wagga
12MAY71
Appears to be date of authority for disposal ex Base Sqn Wagga
AUG91
Purchased from Qld Vintage Aeroplane Group by QAM.
Collection ex Samford pending.
05JUL92
Transported to Caloundra and stored. The fuselage pod was subsequently transported to the Brisbane residence of QAM member, Noel Sparrow, for repairs to the woodwork.
18AUG09
Transported to Caloundra after repairs to the woodwork.

 


 


ISSUE
DATE
REMARKS
3
04SEP09
The fuselage pod has been returned to Caloundra after repairs.
2
29JAN02
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