24JUL43
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Delivered
to United States Army Air Force as C-60A-5-LO serial 42-56042.
(Source:
2)
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10AUG43
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Arrived
Long Beach. (Source: 2)
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15AUG43
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Departed
Long Beach. (Source: 2)
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23AUG43
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Received
3AD, Amberley ex USA. Allotted to 37SQ ex 3AD same day as A67-2. Long
range trans-Pacific tanks to be removed at 37SQN. (Source: 1)
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01SEP43
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Allocated
callsign VHRAB. (Source: 1)
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05SEP43
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Issued
37SQN ex 3AD. (Source: 1) |
08SEP43
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Received
37SQN ex 3AD. (Source: 1) |
25MAR44
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Damaged
when undercarriage collapsed during run-up at Tennant Creek. (Source:
1) |
29MAR44
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Received
at 14ARD ex 37SQN for repair. (Source: 1) |
15JUN44
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Issued
37SQN ex 14ARD. (Source: 1) |
16JUN44
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Received
37 SQN ex 14ARD. (Source: 1) |
23OCT44
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Landed
at Merauke with a flat tyre which caused the port oleo to collapse
and the aircraft to ground-loop. (Source: 1) |
26OCT44
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Received
1RSU (Higgins Field, Cape York) ex 37SQN. (Source: 1) |
14NOV44
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Issued
37SQN ex 1RSU. (Source: 1) |
16NOV44
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Received
37SQN Merauke ex 1RSU. Aircraft not serviceable for transport duties,
further repairs required. (Source: 1) |
24NOV44
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Issued
ANA, Parafield ex 37SQN. (Source: 1) |
28NOV44
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Received
ANA, Parafield ex 37SQN. (Source: 1) |
19FEB45
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Issued
37SQN ex ANA. (Source: 1) |
21FEB45
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Received
37SQN ex ANA. (Source: 1) |
19MAY45
|
Issued
1 Communications Unit, Essendon ex 37SQN. (Source: 1) |
21MAY45
|
Received
1CU ex 37SQN. (Source: 1) |
11JUN45
|
Aircraft
grounded at 1CU. (Source: 1) |
07JUL45
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Allotted
7AD, Tocumwal ex 1CU for possible tank repairs. (Source: 1) |
09AUG45
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Received
7AD ex 1CU. (Source: 1) |
16JAN46
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Work
to cease. Aircraft to be stored. (Source: 1) |
08FEB46
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Received
7AD Storage ex 7AD. (Source: 1) |
19MAR47
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Sold
to Department of Civil Aviation, Collins Street, Melbourne for £2,500.
(Source: 1) |
26SEP47
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Issued
to purchaser. (Source: 1) |
OCT47
|
To
Department of Civil Aviation. Transported from Tocumwal to Parafield
by road in convoy with A67-8 and A67-10. Was to become VH-CAA but
not taken up.
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|
Doug
Fawcett stated in his book that he overhauled three Lodestars for
TAA although only two entered service, the former A67-8 and A67-10.
(Source: 3)
It is speculated that A67-2 was also sold to TAA but its conversion
was not proceeded with and the aircraft was parted out and scrapped
at Parafield.
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52
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Scrapped
at Parafield, S.A.
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