Vickers Vimy G Eaou Perpetuating The Memory Of Aviators Sir Ross Smith Sir Keith Smith Jim Bennett And Wally Shiers Who Made The First England To Australia Flight In 1919 Wallpaper Collections

Vickers Vimy G–EAOU - Perpetuating the memory of aviators Sir Ross Smith, Sir Keith Smith, Jim Bennett and Wally Shiers, who made the first England to Australia flight in 1919.

Adelaide Airport / Vickers Vimy aircraft G-EAOU flown from England to Australia by Sir Ross Smith and Sir Keith Smith in 1919: located in this purpose built climate-controlled museum. South Australia

Port Adelaide / South Australian Aviation Museum mural sponsored by RAAF Association of SA celebrating the 1919 England to Australia flight of Vickers Vimy GEAOU by Sir Ross and Sir Keith Smith, Lieut Bennett & Lieut Shiers. South Australia

Lightsview - Memorial G-EAOU Vickers Vimy flown by aviators Sir Ross Smith, Sir Keith Smith and their mechanics Jim Bennett and Wally Shiers in record breaking time from England to Australia, ending at the nearby Northfield Aerodrome South Australia

Gilberton - Aviemore the family home of the record breaking aviator brothers Ross and Keith Smith. South Australia

Adelaide Airport / the Vickers Vimy G-EAOU tail section where mechanics travelled horizontally / note their window between G and E: located in this purpose built climate-controlled museum. South Australia

Adelaide Airport sculpture by John Stuart Dowie AM of the Vickers Vimy G-EAOU crew who flew the machine from England to Australia in 1919. From left Ross Smith, Keith Smith, Jim Bennett & Wally Shiers. South Australia

Northgate Vickers Vimy Reserve where the Smith Brothers landed their machine in March 1920 on the original Northfield Aerodrome set up for Captain Harry Butler AFC, South Australia

Port Adelaide South Australian Aviation Museum - Map of the route followed by Ross and Keith Smith, South Australian aviators, who flew the Vickers Vimy G-EAOU in record breaking time from England to Australia in 1919. South Australia

Adelaide North Terrace walk of fame plaque honouring Sir Keith Smith and Sir Ross Smith, pilots on the first England Australia flight in 1919. South Australia

Adelaide Airport the Vickers Vimy aircraft G-EAOU flown by Sir Ross Smith and Sir Keith Smith from England to Australia in 1919 is housed in this protective climate-controlled museum pavilion, South Australia

Northgate / Vickers Vimy Reserve plaque commemorating the Smith Brothers' England/Australia Flight terminating on what was then the Northfield Aerodrome in 1920. Wally H Shiers attended the plaque unveiling. South Australia

Adelaide Airport / "Darwin" plaque on the Smith Brothers' walking trail "We almost fell into Darwin" : the fuel tanks were bone dry. South Australia