This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
This little Ryan is another of those aircraft with a surprising history. It originally served with the NEIAF, then was operated by QANTAS. During WWII it was impressed into the RAAF as A50-11 and served with several units. After the war it was passed to civlian hands again and registered as VH-AGD. It now flies under the reg VH-AWG out of Tyabb in Victoria in the markings you see here, I believe representing pre-war Royal Dutch Navy markings.
