Originally USN BuNo 46624. Later registered as N9502C and noted as derelict at the premises of the No. 94 Aero Squadron Restaurant at Clearwater/St Petersburg Airport, US from 1976 to 1982. Restored to USN colors and placed on static display at the Aviation Heritage Museum, Bull Creek, Australia.

Sitting next to Machi MB-326H, A7-025 this Canberra was constructed by the Government Aircraft Factories, Melbourne, Australia in 1955 and delivered to the RAAF in March 1957. It saw active military duty in Malaya with No. 2 Squadron and was deployed to Vietnam on April 19th, 1967. It returned to Amberley Air Force Base on February 26th, 1971, where it then served as a photo reconnaissance aircraft until being retired. The aircraft was donated to the Aviation Heritage Museum, Perth, on December 17th, 1983, by the Australian Government. (Info from Aviation Heritage Museum)

Info extracted from display board in front of exhibit: BRISTOL TOURER TYPE 28 G-AUDK OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA AIRLINES. This replica aircraft is a Civil Aviation Historical Society (WA Division) project to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the first regular transport flight in Australia and the first long distance airmail flight in the world. (5th December 1921) Constructed by Frank and Lyn Matthews of Maddington, WA.

Gift from the RAF. Photo by: David Caughey

in superb condition,as were all the exhibits.

Now exhibited indoors.