VH-DHE in the early years of its service with the NTMS when the aircraft still had the DH logo on the fin. It did not survive when the livery was refreshed. Photo via Ben Dannecker

VH-DHE at Bankstown prior ro its sale to the Northern Territory Medical Service. Retired in November 1976. After that it became a training aid, an aviation relic and even spent time in a scrap yard. At the time of upload. the fuselage, inner wings and engines were last reported in a Melbourne backyard being used as a flight simulator. Photo by: Ken Oram / Michael Oram

Photograph believed to be taken at the de Havilland factory at Bankstown shortly after VH-DHE received its Australia registration. It had been G-AOTE.

Stored after lengthy service with the Northern Territory Medical Service. Ex G-AOTE, built at Chester in 1956.

VH-DHE soon after its arrival at Bankstown where it was withdrawn from use