Aug 7, 2024 · Aircraft photo of A65-114 - Douglas C-47B Dakota - Australia - Air Force (ARDU - Aircraft Research and Development Unit), taken by Richard Vandervord at Port Adelaide / South Australian Aviation Museum [ Off-Airport ] in South Australia, Australia on 27 November 2023 at the South Australian Aviation Museum.

Aug 18, 2023 · Aircraft photo of N2-23 - Douglas C-47A Dakota - Australia - Air Force (ARDU - Aircraft Research and Development Unit), taken by Russell Legg at West Wyalong / Lions Club Park [ Off-Airport ] in New South Wales, Australia on 17 February 2019.

Mar 19, 2022 · Note: Wing View of Port Phillip Bay (near Avalon, with Bellarine Peninsula in background) from RAAF 'Aircraft Research and Development Unit' (ARDU) Dakota A65-114 on 09Feb1965. Photo taken (looking past the Port P&W R1830 engine) during a 45...

In 1991, to celebrate 50 years of Douglas C-47 Dakotas in RAAF service, the Aircraft Research and Development Unit (ARDU) Dakota pilots requested the nose art "Edinburgh Belle" be applied to Dakota A65-78 (the maritime trial scheme C-47) and a group photograph be taken in the style of the Memphis Belle poster for the movie that was screening at ...

Photo (looking past the Port P&W R1830 engine) taken during a 45 minute Famil Flight for Cadets of 11/1 Course Diploma Cadet Squadron (DCS), when ARDU was still based at Laverton. (My first flight in a Military Aircraft.)

Dec 4, 2016 · Here I present my first go at a conversion. Its the Red Roo Models RAAF Aircraft and Development Unit (ARDU) Project Ingara Dakota conversion, using the Italeri C47 Skytrain as the base kit. A review and information about Project Ingara can be found here: http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index....

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Designed to convert any 1/72 C-47 kit into A65-86, the ARDU Dakota modified with the Defence Science & Technology Organisation (DSTO) Project INGARA Synthetic Aperture RADAR. Screen printed decals.

When decommissioned from the RAAF, this Dakota had approximately 14,600 flight hours. In 1981, this aircraft was to be used as a target for cluster bomb trials but was saved. During 1982-1990 assigned to Aircraft Research Development Unit …