Historical Aircraft Restoration Society Inc
 
  • Flying Aircraft
    • ‘CONNIE’ Super Constellation
    • PBY Catalina A24-362
    • C47 Dakota A65-94
    • C47 Dakota A65-95
    • Neptune P2V-7 A89-273
    • DHA-3 Drover
    • DH82 Tiger Moth A17-394
    • Cessna 310B
    • DHC Caribou 210
    • Hawker Hunter
  • Museum Information
    • Trading Hours
    • Committee
    • Museum History
    • Sponsorship
  • Donations
  • Members
    • HARS MEMBERSHIP
    • Membership Renewals
    • Members Forums
    • Phoenix Magazine
  • Under Restoration
    • DH Vampire A79-637
    • Southern Cross Replica
    • Douglas DC-4
    • Grumman S-2 Tracker
    • Neptune P2V-7 566
    • CA-28 CERES
  • Static Aircraft
    • CA-27 Sabre A94-901
    • GAF Turana
    • Lockheed 12
    • Macchi MB326H A7-025
    • Neptune P2V-7 A89-281
    • AH-1 Huey Cobra Attack Helicopter
    • Canberra Bomber T4 A84-502
    • CA-16 Wirraway A20-95
  • Contact
  •  

Home » MUSEUM NEWS » AIRCRAFT NEWS » Static Exhibits

  • Canberra T4 A84-502 static restoration completed

    Canberra T4 A84-502 static restoration completed

    • 08/04/2012
    • By John Martin
    • Canberra Bomber T4 A84-502, MUSEUM NEWS, Static Exhibits
    • no comments

    Following a lengthy recovery, reassembly and restoration, our English Electric Canberra trainer is now on public display in our museum. Come visit us and sit in the restored cockpit.

    continue reading »

     
     
  • GAF Turana Donated to HARS

    GAF Turana Donated to HARS

    • 05/05/2010
    • By admin
    • Flying Aircraft, GAF Turana, Static Exhibits
    • 2 comments

    HARS tour guide and Lex McGowan award winner, Mr Glenn Owens, this week donated to the HARS museum a rare Government Aircraft Factory Turana radio controlled drone – serial number 22. Developed from the Ikara anti-submarine missile, the Turana was intended to provide a parachute recoverable pilotless target for use in gunnery and missile defence training by the Royal Australian [...]

    continue reading »

     
     
  • CAC CA-27 Sabre A94-901

    CAC CA-27 Sabre A94-901

    • 01/05/2009
    • By admin
    • AIRCRAFT NEWS, Static Exhibits
    • no comments

    As early as 1949 the RAAF began planning a replacement jet fighter for the locally-built CAC Mustang and DHA Vampire. Successive aircraft under consideration included the Grumman Panther; the proposed CAC large, twin-jet, all-weather CA-23 fighter; and the Hawker P.1081. In the event, Gloster Meteors were obtained in 1951 for service with 77 Squadron in the Korean War. In the same year, plans were [...]

    continue reading »

     
     
 

 

SEARCH HARS ARTICLES

 
 
 
  • class="">
  •  

WPZOOMDesigned by

Copyright © 2013 Theme Demo. All rights reserved.