Progress continues on many fronts, in particular the generosity of corporate and individual sponsors who are capturing the vision of maintaining the Navy Heritage Flight.
The photos displayed here show the Sea Venom in service and the fuselage currently undergoing restoration.
The detailed reports for the past three weeks can be read at 03March, 10March and 17March.
HARS is delighted to announce that the RAAF, with approval from appropriate governments, has been gifted a AP-3C Orion #753. The Chief […]
Mike Whitney, the popular host of Sydney Weekender program visited HARS with his production team on Wednesday 21 March during the lead […]
The Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS) is again this year supporting the Lawrence Hargrave memorial schools kite flying day held at Stanwell […]
Thursday 2 May was a very busy and productive day at HARS as our volunteers worked to prepare a wide range of […]
