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Air Force Museum Tasmania

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6234 3862

Address: 61 Davey Street 7000 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.raafatas.org.au/

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25.01.2022 A collection of posters from WW2 advertising 'Spitfire Beer'. It's still available and we get it in specially for ANZAC Day and the Battle of Britain Commemoration in Sep (see website)

24.01.2022 New addition: Model Mirage, A3-100 - the last Mirage off the Aust production line - flagship in No 3 SQN at Butterworth, CO Pete Scully

23.01.2022 The first passenger flight from the mainland to Tas - Brighton landing ground.

23.01.2022 The first passenger flight from the mainland to Tas - Brighton landing ground.

23.01.2022 Recent Makeover

22.01.2022 Air Force Exhibition - Nov 19

22.01.2022 New exhibit - RAAF Antarctic Flight.

21.01.2022 Looks like we have a new President here in Tassie. We thank GPCAPT Rex Bean for his continued support of the Museum and welcome WGCDR Geoff O'Hara. We look forward to working with WGCDR O'Hara during his term as President.

20.01.2022 Air Force Exhibition - Nov 19

17.01.2022 The Air Force Museum Tasmania is now open every Wednesday 1000 - 1400 for self-guided tours and for other times by arrangement with '[email protected]. Groups welcome.

16.01.2022 Authentic World War One flying suit, worn by Capt Edwin Cottier, together with the flying suit worn 100 years later. The 'Cottier' collection, generously donated by his son, Bruce Cottier, is a unique collection on military memorabilia from the First World War - a must see!

16.01.2022 RAAFA (Tasmania Division) MUSEUM 61 DAVEY STREET, HOBART Object:...Continue reading

16.01.2022 A collection of posters from WW2 advertising 'Spitfire Beer'. It's still available and we get it in specially for ANZAC Day and the Battle of Britain Commemoration in Sep (see website)

15.01.2022 If you're interested in the RAAF and its history why not visit the AIR FORCE MUSEUM TASMANIA. We have a great collection of items - some of which are unique in Australia. Visitors and groups welcome by special arrangement - [email protected]. An interesting outing for your club or organisation.

13.01.2022 Looks like we have a new President here in Tassie. We thank GPCAPT Rex Bean for his continued support of the Museum and welcome WGCDR Geoff O'Hara. We look forward to working with WGCDR O'Hara during his term as President.

12.01.2022 A small group of Friends of the RAAF Museum and Mosquito Aircraft Association of Australia Volunteers gathered at the Australian Flying Corps Memorial at Point ...Cook on Sunday 19 February 2017 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the bombing of Darwin on that date in 1942. They listened to a brief description of the first Japanese raids on Darwin, an account of the deaths, injuries and destruction caused to the town. The Ode was followed by a minute,s silence and the laying of some flowers. Afterwards, they exchanged memories and thanks, went back to the Flightline for a cuppa and back to their tasks. It was a simple commemoration held by the small group. They left with memories of the RAAF personnel who had trained on this same base and went to war. Lest We Forget. See more

09.01.2022 The Air Force Museum Tasmania is situated in the Air Force Memorial Centre owned by the RAAF ASSN (Tas Division) The building was once a guest house 'Woodbourne' and was purchased by the People of Tasmania and given to the RAAF Assn to honour those RAAF personnel who served in WW2

08.01.2022 First Passenger Flight to Tas.

08.01.2022 Full size replica Bristol Boxkite flew at RAAF Point Cook in 2014, 100 years to the day from the first military aircraft flight in Australia from the same airfield: the oldest continuously operating airfield in the world.

08.01.2022 New addition - Model Tiger Moth

06.01.2022 New exhibit - RAAF Antarctic Flight.

06.01.2022 First Passenger Flight to Tas.

05.01.2022 The Air Force Museum Tasmania is situated in the Air Force Memorial Centre owned by the RAAF ASSN (Tas Division) The building was once a guest house 'Woodbourne' and was purchased by the People of Tasmania and given to the RAAF Assn to honour those RAAF personnel who served in WW2

04.01.2022 RAAFA (Tasmania Division) MUSEUM 61 DAVEY STREET, HOBART Object:...Continue reading

04.01.2022 If you haven't done so already, head on over to the the RAAF Association of Tasmania page. Don't forget to like and share it.

02.01.2022 In today’s Last Post Ceremony we remember Flying Officer Robert James McDermott and his service in the Second World War. The Last Post Ceremony streams live fro...m the Memorial in Canberra at 4.55pm every day. Proudly supported by RSL & Services Clubs Association, RSL Victoria and RSL Queensland. If you are having issues with viewing this on Facebook, visit our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/AustWarMemorial/live If you would like to learn more about Flying Officer Robert James McDermott visit our website: https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/R1720776 You can find information on upcoming Last Post Ceremonies on our website: http://bit.ly/2BY2cPQ

02.01.2022 If you're heading to Avalon on Thursday for the Australian International Airshow make sure you check these beauties out.

01.01.2022 Recent Makeover